Comments - Soldancer

If I had a dollar for every time I've posted this, I'd be rich. PLEASE include a y-axis inversion option for those of us who need it. It's practically impossible to play without inverted mouse in an FPS for those who are used to it. Thanks!

Is there any way to invert the camera controls? A LOT of indie developers these days seem to ignore the significant portion of the audience that prefers to play with controls (i.e. y-axis) inverted. This looks great, but unless I have inverted camera, I cannot play it. Thanks!

I'm assuming that means a Desura-only version and not one that needs Steam? I bought the game on Steam a year or two ago, and loved it (see my review), but I'd love to see it free from Steam if for no other reason than it would placate the people who seem to think it's the end of the world to sell a Steam game through Desura.

It just seems a little immature to rate a game a 1 because someone doesn't like it being tied to steam.

I've tried several external programs and had no luck - the game overrides the mouse inversion software. It's probably just as well - I can't pick anything up in the game nor view/customize controls. I guess I just have to wait for a fix or chalk it up as a loss.

I tried that, but it didn't work for me. I had to use the rebuilt EXE; could that have something to do with it? I really want to play this, but I have a really hard time with shooters if I cannot play inverted.

It's in Portuguese, and there is a button in the upper left of the menu screen that lets you pick English. Note the Brazilian flag on the wall - Portuguese is the language of Brazil, and though it's close to Spanish, it's its own thing. If you see tildes over anything that's not an "n", it''s Portuguese. :P

Just completed the game and quite enjoyed it. Short-form horror is the best form, in my opinion, as familiarity creates complacency. I'm wondering though - are there multiple endings, or just different ways to get to the same ending, or what? Thanks for a fun game, and $5 of entertainment money well spent.

The first several minutes are completely directionless and feel like a cheaply done Slender clone. Am I missing something? I like the lighting and the opening setting with the car and eerie camera has promise, but beyond that it feels like walking in the woods aimlessly until a random crappy monster kills you.

Every time I hear the suits at a large publisher tout the advances in storytelling that result from the newest generation of graphics, I think of games like 7Days. This is a graphically minimalist game in the vein of Home or Lone Survivor, but like those games, delivers on atmosphere and scares.

Totally terrific and well worth the investmenf of time. Short-form gaming is one of the best things I can imagine right now, and this is a near-perfect example.

I agree with this sentiment wholeheartedly. I appreciate difficult games, but sometimes you die just because you get stuck on the environment and tak 3-4 hits in a row. Invulnerability after a hit would be a very welcome feature. Thanks!

I've played up to the first respite, and I must say I'm liking it so far. However, I'm one of those crazy people who likes an inverted Y-axis on his mouse. Any way to do that yet or plans to add it? I'd love to play the whole thing, but I keep getting turned around. Thanks!