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"Peaceful days full of curses" A heartwarming horror game about exploring in a mysterious company housing and living with a ghost for 7 days
Seven Nights Ghost is a hidden object, dating sim and dark comedy game
developed and published by TozukuGames.
Released on August 31st 2023 is available only on Windows
in 4 languages: English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 557 reviews of which 514 were positive and 43 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 11.79€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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This game really fun with its puzzles, but the price seems too high for its gameplay, only text without VA, short story, only 1 room, don't have special event. It's too simple for this price, 3$ will be reasonable for this game. But it's still worth to try ^^
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I can fix her. This is a game I bought mostly for goofs and laughs and wasn't exactly expecting a memorable experience, although to my surprise, it was really sweet and wholesome. Initially I interpreted this as one of those games as "Oooh, scary game but with a cute ghost!" In a way, it's exactly that but at the same time, kind of more. I love the little details that they add in this game here and there, especially with the starting screen once when you get through the endings. The entire premise of this game is pretty silly but I find it charming. I appreciate this game doesn't make itself to be more complex than it has to be. The game is just flat out adorable and heartwarming, while it's pretty straightforward, easy and quick to beat, I still find it admirable just for its concept. I'm a sucker for anything that's wholesome. Nothing much to say but cute.
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I usually buy games in bundles or at deep discounts but this thing was different. I saw the gameplay (The ‘stag beetle’ part got me. I absolutely adore the megasoma. The Polish name for rhinoceros beetle is ‘rohatyniec nosorożec’ and I think that’s beautiful) and decided this game may be too unique to just watch. Plus, I’m old enough now to buy horror games on a whim, on Sunday, 15 minutes to midnight. The first puzzle was getting the game started since it launches in Japanese. I’ve managed since it only has two items inside the options menu: language and fullscreen setting. Also, the windowed option proved unplayable on my computer. The game offered no way of changing the window resolution, so the game still covered the entire screen only now with the title bar saying ‘Project Shiawase’ displayed on top. Right next to the Unity icon. I admired the diligence with which Seven managed to inform me that the game was running on Unity about three times before I even got to start playing. I don’t look like a, uh… ghost, do I? The gameplay is extremely basic. Each day, the player is given a list of objects to find around the apartment where the protagonist is staying. At the same time, the ghost randomly spawns and homes in slowly on the player. There is a high pitch sound informing the player that they are being followed and if they manage to look at the ghost before it reaches them, it disappears. Then, the entire chase sequence starts over until the player is either caught or able to complete the objectives. After that there is a short cinematic, followed by a screen saying “Mission Complete” (sorely lacking the Metal Gear Solid VR mission fanfare). Finally, the player is treated to another ‘Made with Unity’ screen and kicked back to the main menu where they need to start another day manually. There is no saving option available but with each ‘mission’ being only a few minutes long there is no need for one. See? I’m real. It takes less than 2 hours to finish this game for the first time and unlock every achievement. It’s not a long story and it would probably take about 20 minutes to complete when the player already knows what to do. The controls are very basic, graphics are unimpressive, and the sound is nearly nonexistent besides the bare minimal effects and three or four songs playing in the background. Furthermore, for such a short game, there is an extensive number of bugs. None of the options work properly: windowed mode is broken, the English translation is poor (but in a charming way – outside of chapter 6 when the game gives player the instructions on what to do next in a form of a riddle and the quality of translation makes it frustrating) and there’s also a mouse sensitivity slider, but it only appears when the player views the options during the game and not from the main menu. Once or twice, I had the ghost spawn so close to the protagonist that it resulted in an instant chapter restart, and sometimes the chime that is supposed to warn the player that the ghost is approaching did not play. Said ghost is animated very sparsely, and even when she does move, her body notoriously clips through her hair which distracts from enjoying the cutscenes. Do I look like your girlfriend? But while at times Seven indeed felt more like a ‘project’ than a proper game, it did not change the fact that the main gameplay loop is enjoyable. There is a perfect mixture of humor, tension and charm involved. There are two endings. Unexpectedly for a ghost story, both may be classified as happy ones in their own ways. On a philosophical ground, I might contest the claim that the best possible outcome of the Seven’s events would be for the protagonist to spend the rest of his life with a supernatural being that has attempted to kill him before , but that’s probably subjective. Both endings show the player ‘Made with Unity’ screen twice. Having said all that, while I cannot wholeheartedly recommend this game, I can’t bring myself to give it a negative review either. For what it offers, both in terms of length and quality, the price is rather steep and there are plenty of more competent games. It’s not a – despite what Steam reviews may tell you – 9 out of 10 game. It’s a strong 6, an acceptable first effort of TozukuGames and as such it deserves an upvote. I just hope their following games would show a decisively more polish since the - pun intended - spirit is already there. As always, do with this knowledge whatever you will and Try to have a wonderful life.
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Simply incredible. The game gave me a feeling of distress and comfort at the same time. I liked the way the story was revealed. Graphically, it is very beautiful. The gameplay is very smooth, but nights 6 and 7 were the most difficult for me, but it was a fun difficult one. It was worth playing, Madoka Sawaise is too beautiful...
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Seven Nights Ghost is a horror game that's more on the silly/heartwarming side than actually scary. If the "Sexual Content" tag makes or breaks your decision to purchase this, ignore it; there is nothing of the sort in this game. You play as a man who has temporarily been relocated for work to a housing complex that's going to be demolished pretty much immediately after your stay. Why they would have you stay up until the wire is beyond me, but whatever. Shortly after arriving, you find out that the building referred to as haunted is indeed so... by a ghost who's a little more of a nuisance than an actual threat. Each night, you need to find objects and sometimes solve puzzles throughout your room while the ghost sneaks up behind you to jumpscare you (according to the page she doesn't kill you, so maybe she's just being a pest). Thankfully she's loud and apparently shy since she will vanish shortly after you look at her. She does become faster and more aggressive as you progress, so be sure to wear headphones to help determine which direction to look, especially since she can spawn right near you and is silent for a second or so. The game isn't very long and can be completed in a few hours depending on how fast you find everything/solve the puzzles and how often she gets you (take your time to look around when you get to the part where you fix the figurine ). Overall, I don't regret my experience living with a ghost for seven days, but you may want to wait until this is on sale to check in.
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Seven Nights Ghost is currently priced at 11.79€ on Steam.
Seven Nights Ghost is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 11.79€ on Steam.
Seven Nights Ghost received 514 positive votes out of a total of 557 achieving a rating of 8.60.
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Seven Nights Ghost was developed and published by TozukuGames.
Seven Nights Ghost is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Seven Nights Ghost is not playable on MacOS.
Seven Nights Ghost is not playable on Linux.
Seven Nights Ghost is a single-player game.
Seven Nights Ghost does not currently offer any DLC.
Seven Nights Ghost does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Seven Nights Ghost does not support Steam Remote Play.
Seven Nights Ghost is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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