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Seven - Interview & Environment Teaser

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    [​IMG]@PC Gamer they interview the developers of Seven about the games direction and what it hopes to achieve.

    PC Gamer: Seven's premise sounds like an interesting take on the post-apocalyptic world in that it seems credible. There are a lot of these games on the market at the moment, though-what makes Seven different from other post-apocalyptic games?

    Jakub Ryłko: Actually it is our own approach to the topic of post-apocalypse. Our game is taking place in a world that is already hundred years after apocalypse. So for its inhabitants apocalypse is some kind of a myth. Yes, they are aware that it took place, but they are focusing on everyday affairs. Nobody is despairing about how the world was a great place before. Life is hard enough and you need to take care of your own business.

    I understand the player requires visas to travel to certain locations in the game world, can you tell me more about this system?

    The main part of the game is taking place in Peh-which is a prison island. Peh is divided into districts. Entry to each district is highly secured by guard posts. To pass through them, citizens need a specific type of visa. Our main hero-Teriel- is a thief that has his own ways to get it. He can try to sneak through the guard posts, but risks being stopped by patrols at any time. Getting caught without a proper visa would mean a lot of trouble for our protagonist

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