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Long Gone Days - Collector’s Edition

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A modern-day JRPG that imagines a world of war.

Long Gone Days follows the story of Rourke, a young man born and raised in the undergrounds of a private military company called The Core, after being sent on a support mission to Poland.

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.

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.

The Collector’s Edition of the game includes:

  • Physical game 
  • Sticker sheet
  • Artbook (72pp)
  • Luggage Tag
  • CD Soundtrack
  • Acrylic Chibi-Standees
  • Collector’s Box featuring new art by Burasto

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Adam Y. ★★★★★

I went in expecting a typical war RPG and instead got this quiet, character-driven story about Rourke growing up inside a private military company. The art style during the dialogue scenes is gorgeous, and the soundtrack stuck with me for days after I finished. Easily one of the more memorable indie

Violet G. ★★★★★

The collector's edition packaging feels substantial, with a beautiful art book that perfectly captures the game's grim tone. I've already spent a few hours in this modern take on a war-torn world and the story draws you in immediately.

Steven C. ★★★★☆

The art book alone justified the collector's edition for me, and the sniper sections actually made me slow down instead of rushing through. Only gripe is the pacing drags a bit in the middle chapters, but the ending pulled me back in.