7 Ate 9
James Olks · 2024 · Adventure, Stealth, Horror, Multiple Endings, Action-Adventure
PC
4 user reviews75% · 4
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About 7 Ate 9
7 Ate 9 is a hand crafted horror adventure where you take on the role of detective number nine and investigate the sudden influx of missing number cases. Its all about treading slowly and carefully, managing your resources, collecting evidence and avoiding getting eaten by that dreaded seventh number.
Achievments: Stay on the lookout, there's more to this game than meets the eye and with a multitude of achievements to collect you'll need to keep your eyes peeled and tread in places you might not think to look and even do the unthinkable in the name of finding secrets.
Arcade Mode: On top of the main game you can test your skills in arcade mode: specifically math skills as you'll be unlocking doors via addition to run away from 7 and build up a high score.
Achievments: Stay on the lookout, there's more to this game than meets the eye and with a multitude of achievements to collect you'll need to keep your eyes peeled and tread in places you might not think to look and even do the unthinkable in the name of finding secrets.
Arcade Mode: On top of the main game you can test your skills in arcade mode: specifically math skills as you'll be unlocking doors via addition to run away from 7 and build up a high score.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
What can I say about this game that couldn't also be said about every paper I wrote in college? It has a intriguing concept. The creator seems passionate about it. It's not finished. I don't know what to do with this. Stop. Help. First up, things I like! -Art. The hand drawn style is actually kind of fun. The text "SEAGULL"s will haunt my dreams and Twitch chat forever. -Concept. The "7 Ate 9" joke is my kind of dry humor. That's what drew my attention to this game in the first place. Imagining the numbers as detectives searching for evidence of a cannibalistic number 7 is hilarious. I can totally see why the "Sticks and Stones" video from (I'm assuming) the creator on YouTube led to this kind of game. -Charm. This thing oozes charm. It feels exactly what I would expect from a creative, personal approach to gaming. , I am not a game developer. I have very little insight into the inner workings of video game development. BBBUUUUUUUTTTT I spent just under 2 hours on this game and I must say, I wish it were good. I really, REALLY wish I could somehow say it was a perfect execution of the Dev's vision. It just can't be.... -Gameplay Mechanics, Performance, and Stability. I feel l…2 found this helpful
james olks, youve done it again. great game if you ignore the gameplay entirely. i eagerly await your next work, mr olks.1 found this helpful
Creative and challenging, the number seven has never been so terrifying
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