Fool's Theory commit to bug fixes and free content for Seven

Seven: The Days Long Gone launched on PC (Steam, GOG) a week ago, and there are many positives to report on from Fool's Theory's stealth-based action-RPG. However, in terms of the technical side there has been bugs and glitches that have plagued the experience. The developer has committed to updating and improving the game and there has already been a couple of update (1.03 & 1.04) to help improve technical aspects and sneaking. The developer also announced that beyond fixes, new content will be added free of charge as a thank you to players.

"We wish to extend our gratitude to fans and journalists who have already played our game. In a perfect world we would have waited a bit longer to release, but we had to go, and we were eager to share what we have been working on. These first two patches address some combat issues, movement and stealth problems and eliminate a lot of minor bugs. It's not perfect yet, but we are working toward perfection. We thank you all for your support as we continue to release updates," said Lukasz Kubiak, co-owner of IMGN.PRO.

"As a 'thank you' gift to you all, we are working on some additional content that will make available for free to everyone who has the game to make your adventures on Peh island even more fun. Thank you for helping us bring this game to fruition. We wish you and yours a safe and wonderful holiday with lots of free to time to game," said Kubiak.

The next patch, 1.05 will "address gameplay and interface mechanics of back-stabbing enemies".

You can read up on the patch notes for update 1.03 and update 1.04 over on the Steam forum.

We'll have a review ready for you in the near future, keep an eye out!