IMGN.PRO has released a demo for its open-world isometric RPG, Seven: The Days Long Gone. According to the developers, this demo includes the entire prologue level in which players can experience the most important gameplay aspects. These are: fighting, magic, sneaking and disguises.
Furthermore, the team has released a new patch that addresses a number of issues and bugs, introduces additional tutorials, tweaks major gameplay mechanics and more.
Going into slightly more details, this patch improved combat behaviours for humanoid enemies (it will be much harder to just spam normal attacks in order to kill an opponent) and enemies will also try to flank the player while in a group. This latest patch also improves NPC reactions to combat, dead bodies, knocked out friendlies and noise, and reworks disguise mechanics; introduction of officers, removed reactions to player footsteps for normal guards while disguised, improved NPC reactions to disguises.
As always, this patch will be auto-downloaded from Steam the next time you launch its client. You can view its complete changelog here.
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Have they improved the level of performance when you’re in general towns?, because I stopped playing the game when I was getting sub 60fps while being in nearly any of the towns. I’m talking 40-30fps and below here, all on an i7-6700k and 15gb DDR4, with a GTX 1080ti at 1440p 144hz here.