Never 7: The End of Infinity

06.03.2025
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A remastered version of Never7: The End of Infinity for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC.
To the promise we once made and the place we must return The protagonist, Makoto Ishihara, had the worst possible awakening. He had a dream in which a girl died a tragic death right in front of his eyes. The seminar training camp was supposed to go off without a hitch...or so Makoto believed. April 6th.. The day everything changed. The uneasiness turned in to despair, and the premonition turned into calamity... Will Makoto be able to stop the tragedy and see the light of the morning on Day 7?

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