Long Gone Days delivers a heartfelt anti-war story backed by tactical combat and memorable characters, creating an RPG that stays with you long after the credits roll.
Long Gone Days compensates for its clunky turn-based combat with a mature narrative and the brilliance of its language mechanic. It is an anti-war journey that, despite its gameplay rough edges, leaves a deep impression on the player. The result is a solid choice for anyone looking for a great story rather than a quick dopamine hit.
Long Gone Days is an RPG with a very smart story. It's a bit of a shame, then, that the gameplay elements are elementary. If you allow yourself to get attached to this somber world and its young cast of sympathetic characters, however, the experience will be well worth your time.
The game doesn’t do anything jaw dropping, but the political story in addition to the way the game presents familiar content in new ways really makes Long Gone Days a title to give real consideration despite all the other gaming options available at this point of the year. In a time where RPGs are getting harder and harder to differentiate, this one...
While its mechanics are a mixed bag and the story and darker tone may not be for everyone, Long Gone Days does have ambition
