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Werewolf: The Apocalypse® Copyright© 2021 Paradox Interactive AB (publ) All rights reserved.
Published by Nacon and developed by Cyanide Studio. All rights reserved to their respective owners.
Posted on: March 14, 2023
lcat11
Games: 59 Reviews: 44
I like wolves
I like wolves that s why i bought it . The graphics is average as well as the gameplay . But i love wolves so i dont regret having bought it . I love it .
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Posted on: November 21, 2024
Kessedrian
Verified ownerGames: 107 Reviews: 2
I may have been too harsh earlier
There is almost a good game here. It falls short of the mark in too many places, but there might be enough here to make it worth playing if you catch it on discount. There are two things you will be doing throughout the game: sneaking and fighting. Stealth consists of avoiding enemy line of sight and either getting close enough to do a instant takedown, or just sniping them with your crossbow. You can sometimes get through areas by stealth alone. However if you are spotted, things get funny. So long as you are not hit by an enemy you are still technically in stealth and can continue to use your instant takedowns even as the guards begin swarming around. However the moment you get hit, the enemies will realize they were better off letting you be a sneaky wolf. This is the only stealth game I've ever played that punishes the bad guys for detecting you. When you get hit you will shift into your big werewolf "Crinos" form. I truly liked how it looks and think its design is the best thing about this game. For much of the experience, combat will consist of running over to groups of enemies and swiping at them once or twice, then moving on another group. Each room will have the enemies that were in it when you arrived, plus one or two additional waves that come from ever present reinforcement doors. Once you clear a room of all enemies you are free to move on to the next room which will likely be a connecting hallway leading into another room of enemies. The battles are easy with only a couple notable exceptions later in the game. The lack of a challenge makes combat less interesting but also leaves you more time to admire your wolfy self while enemies fail to be a threat to you. Sadly once you clear a room, you change back to human form. The story and characters aren't anything special. I can only recommend this if you really really like werewolves.
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