Long Gone Days is an RPG about modern-day conflicts and the human cost of engagements. The game, which recently launched on Steam's Early Access platform, features multiple combat systems and pleasant sprite art that work together to show plenty of promise.
In Long Gone Days, you play a Rourke. He's a young soldier who shows promise, and as the game opens, Rourke's given an opportunity to showcase his skills on an important mission. Rourke and his compatriots are members of The Core, a paramilitary organization whose members are raised and trained underground. After a short introduction, Rourke's on a mission to Poland, where he is ordered to provide long-range support for his squad as they apply pressure to an insurgent force. Things—as they tend to do for RPG protagonists—don't go as planned. Shortly after eliminating his targets, Rourke learns that The Core isn't as egalitarian as they seem; they're a shadowy organization willing to tackle dirty jobs. Without knowing it, Rourke has incited a war in Poland.
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