Fit check
Is Seventh Star worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Single-player RPG fans interested in a fantasy war story
- Players who enjoy encountering many types of monsters
- RPG players who want optional crafting and alchemy activities
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking multiplayer or cooperative play
- Players looking for a short campaign rather than a game listed as over 20 hours
- Players who do not want crafting or alchemy as optional activities
- Players looking for a setting outside a war between northern and southern powers
Our take on Seventh Star
The page highlights monster variety, crafting, combat, and a playtime of over 20 hours, but gives few details about how these systems work or how the story unfolds. It introduces Quarry’s search into her past and the Seventh Star without explaining what discoveries drive that mystery.
What is Seventh Star?
Seventh Star is a single-player RPG set during a decades-long war between northern and southern powers.
Players follow Quarry, a young warrior serving the southern kingdom of Rinehart, as she attempts to unite the southern hemisphere and uncovers her past. The story asks what she will discover about the Seventh Star. Combat features multiple elements and status effects, with hundreds of monster types to encounter. Crafting and alchemy are optional activities, and the game includes unique recipes. Characters from earlier Wolfs Moon Studios stories also appear. The vendor gives the gameplay length as over 20 hours.
How Seventh Star plays
- 01Monster variety
- The game includes hundreds of different monster types.
- 02Crafting and alchemy
- Players can choose to use unique recipes for these activities.
- 03Elemental combat
- Battles use multiple elements and status effects.
- 04Gameplay length
- The stated playtime is over 20 hours.
- 05Returning characters
- The game features familiar characters from earlier Wolfs Moon Studios stories.
Seventh Star compared to similar games
Seventh Star follows a warrior in a fantasy conflict and includes monster encounters, crafting, and alchemy. Back to the Dawn instead centers on prison survival, investigation, and escape, while Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition focuses on an unconventional story and exploration of a dangerous city.
Seventh Star: platforms & release
Is Seventh Star worth it?
It is worth it if: single-player RPG fans interested in a fantasy war story. Skip it if: players seeking multiplayer or cooperative play.
Where can I download Seventh Star?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Seventh Star's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Seventh Star on?
Windows only.
