7 Girls War

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"7 Girls War" is a classic RPG featuring turn-based combat and open-ended exploration. Players step into the role of Rolan, uniting seven heroes to save a unique fantasy world from peril. With multiple endings, this epic adventure offers a rich and immersive experience.

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

71%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

story4 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game features a substantial amount of quests and story content, providing a rich experience for players.
Character development is well-executed, with each heroine having unique arcs and skills that enhance gameplay.
The game successfully captures old-school RPG elements, making it engaging and challenging despite some frustrations.

The lack of quest markers and clear directions often leads to confusion and frustration, requiring a guide to progress.
The low native resolution and absence of mouse support detract from the overall experience.
Some gameplay mechanics, such as the treasure system and equipment options, feel incomplete or poorly implemented.

story
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
16%
72%
12%
The story of "7 Girls War" revolves around Rolan, a jeweler who teams up with the goddess Sara to prevent annihilation by shutting seven gates, presenting a classic world-saving quest narrative. While the game features a substantial amount of content with numerous quests and character development, players often struggle with a lack of direction due to the absence of quest markers and descriptions, making navigation challenging. Despite these issues, the storyline is generally well-received, with many appreciating its depth and character arcs, though the adult content feels somewhat disconnected from the main narrative.
- “7 Girls War is an RPG Maker game where you take on the role of Rolan, a non-fighting jeweler, who encounters the goddess Sara. Together, they travel the world in a quest to shut the seven gates and prevent annihilation from an invading force.”
- “In terms of storyline, 7 Girls War is very much a standard world-saving quest, featuring a reluctant hero who eventually seeks to help everyone in distress.”
- “The story definitely has worth and value, and the character developments are very nice!”
- “In terms of a storyline, 7 Girls War is very much a standard world-saving quest; where you have a reluctant hero that eventually seeks to help everybody in distress.”
- “You can easily spend an hour going into every single house in every single zone looking for the one random guy that's supposed to trigger the next quest point only to discover after two minutes of dialog, you need to do the exact same thing all over again.”
- “But you are asked to work quite hard to follow the story and I think that is difficult for a lot of folks to put up with, particularly when there are so many other gaming options out there.”
gameplay
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
75%
The gameplay features standard turn-based combat with a unique surprise attack mechanic that allows players to secure automatic victories against unsuspecting enemies. Players can also engage in town development, unlocking various facilities that enhance gameplay, though this may require exploration and guidance. While the early game is relatively easy, players should be prepared for sudden difficulty spikes as they progress.
- “Combat isn't too heavy mechanically, but the idea that there are advanced monsters in each dungeon gives it more life!”
- “Gameplay: easy early on, difficulty spikes hard out of nowhere.”
- “While combat is pretty standard fare (it's turn-based), a nice addition to the game was the surprise attack mechanic, where sneaking up behind an enemy (barring strong enemies who have different sprites than the normal mobs) nets you an autowin.”
- “You get a sort of 'town development' mechanic fairly early on, and you can add more places to Northland like a casino, a hunter's guild, an arena, and a weapon and armor shop that sells stronger equipment than the standard fare, but unlocking some of these things does require a bit of running around (and probably using the guide).”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in this RPG Maker game is notably strong and adds significant value to the story, which is a rarity in this genre. Players appreciate the depth and progression of the characters, enhancing the overall experience.
- “The story definitely has worth and value, and the character development is very well done!”
- “It's kind of uncommon to see such depth in character development in RPG Maker games.”
- “Character development is quite uncommon in RPG Maker games.”
- “The characters feel one-dimensional and lack meaningful growth throughout the story.”
- “I was disappointed by the lack of depth in the character arcs; they didn't evolve in any significant way.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The music in the game primarily features stock RPG Maker tracks, which some users feel detracts from the overall experience, though opinions vary on its impact.
- “A lot of the music is just stock RPG Maker tracks, which isn't a dealbreaker, but it does feel uninspired.”
- “The soundtrack lacks originality and often feels repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “While the music fits the game, it doesn't stand out and often fades into the background.”
graphics
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics are generally well-received, complementing the nice storyline; however, players express frustration over the lack of quest updates in the options menu, which detracts from the overall experience.