The Song Of Seven : Overture Download For Pc In Parts

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About This Game "An awakening wrapped in self-discovery" GAMEPLAYThe Song of Seven is a single player third-person adventure game. NARRATIVE- This game definitely has sheep- Also has at least one old man- Adventure around the world of Pria, solve some tricky puzzles.COMPANYEnlightened Games is dedicated to creating a thoughtful, enriching, positive interactive experience for our players. Like a novel or film - we truly believe games can add value to our lives by overcoming obstacles, using intellect, and creating emotional connections. We respect our players intelligence and know everyone is capable of learning organically through the experience. 1075eedd30 Title: The Song of Seven : OvertureGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Enlightened GamesPublisher:Enlightened GamesRelease Date: 17 May, 2016 The Song Of Seven : Overture Download For Pc In Parts the song of seven overture Pros: The graphics are beautiful. The Music is pretty The Story is pretty intersting. The game is very smooth, no lag so farCons:The resume button failed on me. (sent me to a black screen) I find the movement to be a bit sloppy at times. Overall I think this game deserves a 8\/10. It's very enjoyable with memorable characters. Its worth every penny you spend on this game. Here is a quick gameplay 1080p 60FPS. https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=i4xXX2Bc-Mg. Target Audience: Point and Click Adventure Fans who like themes of freedom, and is willing to be part of a bumpy ride Summary: This is a tough one. On one hand, there's a good set of themes regarding curiosity versus safety and what it means to live. Characters are reasonably developed for the 2-3 hours that it takes to beat the first episode. The game is nice to look at, in particular regarding the environment backdrops and the scenery that's created. The basic puzzles do the job, and it's your typical point and click adventure experience. However, it becomes clear early on that the game is really rough around the edges, as the lack of kickstarter budget of the title shows in rushed narratives and a lack of polish of the central engine of the game. It's biggest flaw is its pacing: as story elements drop out of nowhere, or characters undergo massive changes without reasonable events to cause the change in behavior. There's little issues with the presentation as well, as the game didn't do its best of complementing some sections with lighting changes or character appropriate animations. You'll feel like the game fell short of its potential, which makes this determination really hard. I want to see more of this universe, and the base story does enough to tilt things toward the recommendation side. But those getting the game know this: you're getting a deeply flawed experience, and it's a good title to target for a sale. Video Review: https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=cq4QyIPrIAA Lists: Positives: Good themes of fear versus curiosity are present. Characters are simple but easy to understand, and have easily identifiable traits associated with them. Good background design and drawing talent on display. Can look beautiful at times. Some good puzzle design, in particular with a music puzzle and figuring out what notes are missing through tones. Developer seems to be rather responsive with multiple builds released during the review time. Negatives: Story rhythm is a major problem. Characters undergo radical changes without the appropriate events corresponding to them. Feels like a game stuck on fast forward, and that may come down to a lack of funds. It just feels like it was held back from its true potential. Really rough around the edges all over the place. Suffers from a lack of polish in several elements, including graphics and story. Lighting is an issue in several scenes. Unable to see proper emotion, or able to complement the scene well. Couple of bugs, including a progress breaking one. Developer is responsive, but still, dragged down the experience.. Digging it so far.. An imaginitive journey through a beautifully crafted world that feels like it was lifted from the watercolored pages of a child's storybook. The art direction is an original, breath of fresh air with obvious thought given to the mood established in each of the sections though the music and environments. I enjoyed the purposefully naive dialog in the sequestered little village and how it contrasted to the more "worldly" characters. The puzzles were thought provoking, striking a nice balance between being solvable without overly simple, and made sense in the context of the story. The overall message of the piece is an important one and its simple, one line dedication struck an emotional chord. It is clear that great care was invested in the creation of this game and I look forward to seeing how the story plays out. I tip my hat to the development team. Well done.I definitely recommend this adventure to anyone looking to spend a few enjoyable hours capturing some of the magic from the days of imagination and bedtime stories.. Pretty good if you just want a game without an overly complex storyline and mechanics. Relaxing and fun.. The Song of Seven: Chapter 1 is a charming game for point-and-click adventure enthusiasts. Would play again 10\/10. When I first bought this, it was unplayable. Let the developer aware of this problem of the xbox controller not working with the game ( or the game didn't work with the controller). So, forgot about it for about a year. I found that it was playable, but sooooooo short! It was enjoyable until you got to the end, thinking that it was going to go on....then credits. That you were forced to watch until it was done. I would say that this game is enjoyable. Just so dissapointed in how short it was. Not to mention, that there is NO info on future chapters. Unless they plan on getting more out there. Don't waste your money.. 3 years later... Nothing.. I didn't really know what to expect, if it was a platformer, point-and-click or something entirely different. It's like a mix obetween exploration, point-and-click\/visual novel'ish. Normally, I'm not a huge fan of the latter, but there's a charm and beauty to this game that trapped my fascination and curiosity. However, I experienced a serious lag issue playing with the lowest resolution when I went to the other side of the fence, which ruined the peaceful, atmospheric feel. And the character showing me around would get stuck next to rocks, so I'd have to try to fish her out. The way my characer moves is also very.. unique? But I did get used to it and didn't really mind, once I got distracted by the lovely music, amazing colors, lighting and stunning scenario. Somewhat unpolished, but to me it's so aesthetically pleasing and artistically inspiring that I'd recommend it either way.. 3 years later... Nothing.