Hi Players,

Redefining exploration in the 3D isometric RPG genre with first ever Climbing System, SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE is now available on Steam!

The long wait is finally over and to mark this occasion, we are sharing the newest trailer, giving you the possibility to find out about the basics of the story. Enjoy watching it and let us know in the comments section, what you think about the plot after playing the game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbmkXiJVjr0&feature=youtu.be
PS We have first 2 reviews: GameStar 84/100 and WCCFtech 8/10.

Take care!
IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory Team

Hi Players,

Redefining exploration in the 3D isometric RPG genre with first ever Climbing System, SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE is now available on Steam!

The long wait is finally over and to mark this occasion, we are sharing the newest trailer, giving you the possibility to find out about the basics of the story. Enjoy watching it and let us know in the comments section, what you think about the plot after playing the game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbmkXiJVjr0&feature=youtu.be
PS We have first 2 reviews: GameStar 84/100 and WCCFtech 8/10.

Take care!
IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory Team

Hi Gamers,

Today, we released the third in series of game mechanic trailers for their Thief-inspired 3D isometric cRPG, SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE, which launches on Steam on December 1, 2017. The first game mechanic trailer was for the first-ever climbing system for an iso-RPG. The second dealt with stealth and sneaking. The new trailer deal with COMBAT!!!!

In SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE you play as Teriel, a master thief. As a master thief, players must sneak around sneak around, leveraging environment and lighting, smoke screens, traps, using parkour skills and the first ever climbing system to avoid detection. But sometimes, even the most carefully laid plans fail. What happens when Teriel cannot talk his way out of a tight spot? Then he must let the steel do the talking. Teriel can use one-handed, two-handed, dual wielded, range, and energy weapons as well as some devious contraptions crafted by his own hands. Combined with his amazing ability to move and his lethal supernatural powers, Teriel can be a deadly force to reckon with.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8Nuuep1zlc
Take care!
IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory Team

Hi Gamers,

Today, we released the third in series of game mechanic trailers for their Thief-inspired 3D isometric cRPG, SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE, which launches on Steam on December 1, 2017. The first game mechanic trailer was for the first-ever climbing system for an iso-RPG. The second dealt with stealth and sneaking. The new trailer deal with COMBAT!!!!

In SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE you play as Teriel, a master thief. As a master thief, players must sneak around sneak around, leveraging environment and lighting, smoke screens, traps, using parkour skills and the first ever climbing system to avoid detection. But sometimes, even the most carefully laid plans fail. What happens when Teriel cannot talk his way out of a tight spot? Then he must let the steel do the talking. Teriel can use one-handed, two-handed, dual wielded, range, and energy weapons as well as some devious contraptions crafted by his own hands. Combined with his amazing ability to move and his lethal supernatural powers, Teriel can be a deadly force to reckon with.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8Nuuep1zlc
Take care!
IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory Team

Hello Gamers,

Today, we showcase another important feature players must learn to implement, sneaking.

In SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE you play as Teriel, a master thief. To be a master thief one must master the art of stealth movement, or sneaking. Learning when to avoid obstacles, traps, alarms, and armed guards is as important as learning to handle yourself when the shit hits the fan. Sneaking requires patience, strategy, and the ability to exploit your surroundings by moving vertically and horizontally, which isn’t the traditional manner commonly found in 3D Isometric RPGs. Sneaking combined with the first-ever climbing system enhances your ability to succeed!
https://youtu.be/NDIiM8RXvew
Take care!
IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory Team

Hello Gamers,

Today, we showcase another important feature players must learn to implement, sneaking.

In SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE you play as Teriel, a master thief. To be a master thief one must master the art of stealth movement, or sneaking. Learning when to avoid obstacles, traps, alarms, and armed guards is as important as learning to handle yourself when the shit hits the fan. Sneaking requires patience, strategy, and the ability to exploit your surroundings by moving vertically and horizontally, which isn’t the traditional manner commonly found in 3D Isometric RPGs. Sneaking combined with the first-ever climbing system enhances your ability to succeed!
https://youtu.be/NDIiM8RXvew
Take care!
IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory Team

Hey Players,

SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE takes the traditional 3D isometric RPG and reinvents it with a climbing and movement system unique to the genre. What defines a master thief is movement, and Teriel can climb over walls, leap over chasms, slip through windows, grab hold of ledges, roll to evade projectiles, jump over charging enemies, or slide into enemies. Teriel can also pick locks, hack electronics, and keep to the shadows to avoid detection.

To see Traversal & Movement in action, please watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHaHFnkB5k4&feature=youtu.be
What do you think about this mechanism? Please let us know in the comments section :)

Take care!
IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory Team

Hey Players,

SEVEN: THE DAYS LONG GONE takes the traditional 3D isometric RPG and reinvents it with a climbing and movement system unique to the genre. What defines a master thief is movement, and Teriel can climb over walls, leap over chasms, slip through windows, grab hold of ledges, roll to evade projectiles, jump over charging enemies, or slide into enemies. Teriel can also pick locks, hack electronics, and keep to the shadows to avoid detection.

To see Traversal & Movement in action, please watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHaHFnkB5k4&feature=youtu.be
What do you think about this mechanism? Please let us know in the comments section :)

Take care!
IMGN.PRO and Fool’s Theory Team