Long Gone Days

by This I Dreamt, Serenity Forge

The Developer Says...

A modern-day JRPG that imagines a world of war. Overcome language barriers, forge unlikely friendships, and find hope amidst conflict.

Players Like...

❤ Combat Mechanics

This title offers a distinctive turn-based system with groundbreaking features: Precise Body Part Targeting allows players to strategically attack specific body parts to induce different status effects or damage. Curated Combat Encounters eliminate grinding by making each battle emerge organically from the narrative. A Dynamic Sniper Mode enables players to eliminate targets from distance, adding tactical shooter elements. A Nuanced Morale System dynamically modifies character combat effectiveness through dialogue choices and battle performance.

❤ Gameplay Complexity and Depth

Players balance simple mechanics with tactical decision-making. Characters must recruit interpreters to communicate across different regions, creating unique narrative and gameplay challenges. Meaningful Side Quests develop character backstories and world-building. Distinctive Character Progression ensures each team member brings specialized abilities that transform combat dynamics.

❤ Player Experience Highlights

Story drives gameplay, creating an immersive narrative-first experience. Combat difficulty maintains narrative momentum. The realistic modern setting breaks traditional JRPG conventions. Character interaction and choice-driven storytelling take center stage.

❤ Unique Gameplay Elements

The game eliminates repetitive random encounters, introduces granular combat targeting, integrates language interpretation as a core gameplay mechanism, and implements dynamic morale influencing battle performance.

❤ Technical Gameplay Considerations

The experience offers a concentrated narrative journey of approximately 12 hours, features straightforward puzzle integration, and includes deliberate, sometimes slow combat animations.

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