I just received a newsletter discount for In Sound Mind and came here to see if W7 can handle this game. So, just wanted to say thanks to you three for the confirmation! Know that your "old" posts are still helping someone out. ;)

I was wondering the same but then bought it anyway because the price is too good to pass up on a definite maybe. About to test it now.

I had added an edit to my post but I guess it didn't take. Game seems to run fine in 7.

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I tried to play a demo version of Broken Roads that is available on Steam, and it runs on Windows 7 without any issue.

Dredge works on Win7. There was a thread I found on Google saying it would crash on the Splash screen, but the devs fixed it, so I took a chance in the sale. Installed and ran fine.

"The Last Stand: Aftermath" and "Foretales" are OK on Win7

Contra Anniversary Collection version 1.1.0 runs on Windows 7 x64

Anyone happen to know if Evil West runs in 7?


Edit: It gives an error that you'd expect to see when trying to run a Windows 10 game in 7 but it does run in 7. Also, it warns about telemetry and such when you first run it. I'm not sure how you'd turn it off before running it for the first time but you can turn it off after you run it.

Does anything run on Win 7 any more with how obsessed MS has been with trying to cripple it. I held on longer than most but it was definitely aggressive and total, the final death blow. I mean when you cannot even gain access to a proper copy of service pack updates from MS, they are doing more than "no longer supporting it" they are actively trying to kill it.

Yes, they are trying to kill it in order to get you to install intrusive and bloated OSes that need way more ram resources to even run more properly.

Yakuza 0, 3, and 6 all run in 7. Guessing the rest do.

Does version 1.63 of Cyberpunk 2077 still support Windows 7 (64 Bit)? Can someone check it?