- June 17, 2021
- fumi
7 Years From Now
Platforms
About
7 years ago, I lost my memories... But there is one promise I can never forget-- "I'll be waiting for you, 7 years from now..." A promise with someone I have no recollection of To find the missing pieces of my memory And to fulfill my promise I made that day I came back to this town--











- The game features a captivating and emotional story with numerous twists that keep players engaged.
- The music perfectly complements the story and atmosphere, enhancing the overall experience.
- The game is straightforward with no missable achievements, making it accessible for players new to the visual novel genre.
- There are audio issues, including slowdowns and loud sound levels, which can detract from the experience.
- The gameplay is minimal, lacking traditional game elements like puzzles or alternative paths, which may disappoint some players.
- The game can be completed quickly, with a playtime of only 4-6 hours, which might not satisfy those looking for a longer experience.
story
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game features a heartwarming and emotional story that unfolds over a 4-6 hour playtime, with a strong emphasis on narrative rather than gameplay. Players are encouraged to experience the epilogue and side stories for a complete understanding of the plot, which is enhanced by fitting music and minimalist animation. While it resembles a visual novel, the engaging mystery and interesting characters keep players invested, particularly as the story intensifies around chapter 4.
“A heartwarming and emotional story indeed.”
“Make sure to also play the epilogue and side story after you complete the main story for the true ending!”
“Saying that though, 7 years from now is an excellent mystery story with a lot of surprises, interesting characters, and cute visuals.”
“You could totally cheat and just watch a playthrough on YouTube (again, there are no alternative paths, so the story would follow the exact line no matter who plays), but you can buy the game to support the devs.”
“More of a visual novel than a game, as you wander around town from A to B or talk to a character to begin the next part of the story.”
“Anyways, the story catches you around chapter 4, and there you can hear your room filled with heartbeats.”