Long Gone Days

About This Game

Long Gone Days is a JRPG set in the real world about human connection during war, focusing on civilians, language barriers, and borders.

Follow Rourke, young man trained from birth to be a sniper for The Core— a subterranean paramilitary state.

On his first mission, he is sent to the surface under orders of great significance. Motivated to finally be able to show the fruits of his training, he carries out his first orders to perfection only to find out that The Core was far from being the noble organization he thought he knew.

• A Nuanced Look at War: Experience the clash of modern conflict against civilian life through the contrast of intense RPG combat and slower, slice-of-life gameplay.
• Communication is Key: As Long Gone Days is set in the real world, you’ll encounter several language barriers. Recruit interpreters in order to communicate with others and forge bonds beyond borders.
• Strength in Others: Meet a colorful cast of potential comrades. Grow relationships through your words and actions as you live and fight together.
• Keep Morale High: Choose dialogue options wisely to boost morale in battle. Every character has distinct personality traits and motivations.
• Strategic RPG Combat: Spot and take down targets from afar in Sniper Mode, or engage up-close in front-view, turn-based combat. Target specific parts of an enemy’s body for a tactical advantage.
• No Random Encounters: Every battle is hand-crafted and directly related to the plot. Your choices in battle will shape your party’s lives, and the world around them.

Reviews

“Long Gone Days is a genuinely haunting, emotional game that stays with you well after you finish it.”
91 – RPGFan

“With its slick presentation, ominous soundtrack, and dark storytelling creating a solid foundation, Long Gone Days represents a unique and powerful message for players to become enamored with.”
8/10 – RPG Site

“it is a game with a lot of heart that manages to stand out in a wave of RPGs…I am certain that Rourke and the rest of his friends will be talked about for years to come.”
80 – Noisy Pixel