David Chandler takes a look at the turning wheel of time in the board game-cum-video game 7 Grand Steps. He finds that the strategic elements of the game make for an enticing product, but the randomness of its flow and narrative consequence can be problematic. Overall, he finds 7 Grand Steps to be an interesting and addictive (if flawed) experience.
Black Friday may technically be over but Game Music Bundle 6 is offering a two part bundle for only $1, buyers receive the soundtrack for Dust: An Elysian Tale, Braid, Rogue Legacy, Famaze and Electronic Super Joy Part 1. For $10, buyers receive the above soundtracks and 24 more, including Electronic Super Joy Part 2, Kentucky Route Zero, Guacamelee, Thirty Flights of Loving, 7 Grand Steps, Papo and Yo, The Stanley Parable and more.
This Game Music Bundle will only be available for the next two weeks.
GamersBliss Writes: "7 Grand Steps, available on Steam or directly from the developer, Mousechief’s web page, is one of the most unique, interesting, and addicting puzzle/story/board games I have ever played.
I want to first start by saying that this game is DIFFERENT. It is certainly not for everybody, and it requires a decent amount of patience, planning, and thought to get through."
BeefJack: AVOID - "Playing 7 Grand Steps is not without its charms, but more than anything else the experience leaves you wondering why you bothered."
