Guise Of The Wolf reviews

Unfortunately No rich SaveGame, completed Passages have to be replayed from time to time and again, because last but not least there are not uncommon mistakes in which either the Werewolf or you hold yourself somewhere in the Wall and can not solve this somehow. In general, the Game is probably more of a One-man production than anything else, since it was always dependent on logic errors and the Aforementioned Bugs, a possibility to skip Dialogues would also have been very nice or some hinting that you are now again You can move-instead you are distracted by the Dialogue can not react and only pulls as one then stands in front of the Werewolf and is eaten. (Practice makes perfect, but with stuff like that, the Developer has slept) Of course, it is also very Relatient to jump through Statues to run./bring up at the 10 Meter-high Gates and make yourself comfortable there with all four. Sounderrors are also present sometimes as graphically that you get fraged, "Hello? Is there who, Mr. Werewolf are they? "Around the next Corner you put a Lever around so hopefully it goes on but tattmaking you run into a Dead end with the Werewolf at ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ sticking without the possibility to hide somewhere and if you then go through a Bow again It says-> What had I done now to get here so that I have to do it again now? 30 Minutes Later you end up in the Cul-de-sac again. I mean who in the World puts Bear Traps or Barbed Beams falling from the Ceiling, falling into his Basement? Sorry but it game is really more bad than right, even when it comes to Werewölfe, story is also right ... Kept short, Wolffflee-> Potion brew-> Hide-> Need potion-> Hide-> Potion Need-> Choose Whether Life or Dying-> ende