- November 16, 2023
- Lightimpact
7th Domain
55%Game Brain Score
replayability, graphics
story, gameplay
80% User Score 20 reviews
Platforms
About
"7th Domain" is a horizontal version action game derived from Roguelike Metroidvania combined with treasure grinding gameplay. You will play a child of destiny who repairs the world and finds the truth of the broken world. You will grow in battle and challenge the unknown and hidden forces.











Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews
replayability1 positive mentions
story2 negative mentions
- The game features a deep and flexible skill tree system that allows for multiple builds and playstyles, enhancing replayability.
- It has a solid grind with diverse loot tables and farmable bosses, providing a rewarding experience for players who enjoy loot-based gameplay.
- The pixel art and graphic design are well-received, contributing to an enjoyable aesthetic experience.
- Combat and movement are often described as clunky and unresponsive, leading to a frustrating gameplay experience.
- The game suffers from poor English translations and text display issues, making it difficult to follow the story and dialogues.
- There is a significant lack of mouse support, which limits control options and makes combat feel outdated and cumbersome.
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story has been criticized for its poor translation errors, which significantly hinder comprehension, especially for English-speaking players. While some reviewers find the narrative not particularly bad, they feel it falls short compared to other titles in the genre, leading to a lack of engagement with the main story. Overall, players seeking a compelling narrative may want to look elsewhere.
“So if you come for the story or any of the dialogues and are only able to read English - skip it, it's messed up to a degree where you don't understand anything.”
“I haven't quite finished the main story and I probably won't, to be honest. There's nothing particularly bad about the game (except for some translation errors, which are passable in my opinion), but there are just many things that don't really make it that good, especially when compared to other titles in the same genres.”