Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves

The mix between tower defence and FPS is fun and well-balanced. And playing a canadian lumberjack in the 18th century, fighting werwolves ? That's the best setting i've seen for ages.

This is a fun twist on RPG and Defence games set in 19th Century Canada. It loses a whole star because I was expecting better story, dialogue and voice acting. History buffs beware, someone tries to "jump" someone <seriously?> and if the werewolves don't get you the clichés will.

OK, maybe it just doesn't suit my likings but I found the game boring at best or frustrating at last. Firstly, I needed to wait some ridiculous amount of time for the game to load. I admit, that already set me up in a negative mood. Then I saw a game which couldn't make up its mind whether it wants to be a shooter, a tactical game, a strategy game or something else. I understand that someone wanted to do a "combo game" putting in elements of different genres but for me it just didn't click.

I really do not understand why noobs are whining so much about this game being hard. It's not hard; you just hack monsters and wolves with your axe, and you finish it really fast. That can be the biggest complaint—it's just a very short game.

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