Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves

Very cool game, it's a pity they don't make many of them and most people don't always hear about them

I loved it, the dark atmosphere

In short, the the story-telling works, though the actual gameplay is uninspired, 3rd-person challenge, 1980s-era-bland missions that are basically tower defense except you have to kill everything by hand and on foot. It is a hack-and-slash with all of the genre weaknesses without any sense of progress. Even the strongest part i.e. the story can be summarized with "kill wolves until the plot lady is cured." What a hollow experience. Not recommended. If you get an error about failed disk write / access, enable the "run as admin" function. The Loading screen lasts a long time even when it works, no need to worry about it. To be honest, I would rather have a game about felling trees than this one. It felt like a stressful project at times. That might explain the lack of fun factor. Even the ending is super stale.

Could not enjoy the game(( Disk access error???

It's an interesting take on the new style tower defense game where your character runs around and fights during the waves. Innovative in that it's interactive and more on the character than the "towers". Unfortunately you quickly fall victim to game mechanic flaws. In the initial tutorial a net kills anything under it, but then suddenly in the very next night it does not kill anything. Having assumed things worked as you were taught, you failed to plan for things to survive the traps. Ok, try again. This time you find the indicator for the net doesn't work and you get attacked and didn't see it coming because you have to be staring up at the net that betrayed you. Also, suddenly you're attacked more, take more damage, enemies violate the "next" indicator... It went from "ok cool, this is pretty fun" during the tutorial to "wtf this is impossible and nothing works" instantly. Very odd, highly disapointing. If they fix the problems it could be 4-5 star probably. Free or not, unplayable is what it is.