Joe Dever's Lone Wolf HD Remastered reviews

What a beautiful Game Man reads a Book with Pictures that become Alive, then you suddenly dive into the Picture and have to make your Decision or start fighting. Was finally another Game in which I wanted to get further and not give up bored or frustrated. Man can Craft and your Decisions determine the Game. Wants more of the same:-) Was a beautiful Story. Once you get used to the Combat System, it makes you really fun:-).

Fantastic Game. Don't be fooled by my 12 Hours of Playing time, I Devouring Books like Schnitzel and reading quite quickly without losing focus. (No direct Spoilers!) At most I have no Regrets about buying and it was VERY good that I refrained from treating myself to the Game on my Phone, that would have been a waste, simply because you can enjoy it better by PC than on a small Mini screen. To the Game itself. The Degree of difficulty is appropriate (have it now on Normal and will play it through again in a tough way with other Decisions etc), for me anyway. I think the Combat System is very good and it's a nice Change for Reading. Towards the End it got a bit tough due to mass (probably depended on my Decisions * hust *) and I got a bit impatient. One finds oneself quite quickly into the System, because in Principle-as in my Case-you only need (self-determined) QWER for the Skill Categories in the Fight and the Mouse to Click. Theoretically, you wouldn't even need the Keys if you're Faul. From the "Book-side side" level of Difficulty, ... There is none. I suspect the Level Of difficulty only affects the Fights and the Loot. Whether the Status Values influence Decisions and whether the Expression comes according to the Difficulty, I do not know. At Most, you have to pay attention to what you choose ... The Story is very good. This is my first Experience with the ... Ume ... Genre? And the related History of the Game in general. As you would like books and, in this case, playable books, I had a spiritual Film going on Permanently while I read. This is not the case with all books, but despite lesser typographical errors that pile up a bit in the final Act, but are neither disturbing nor serious And a small Label error in the Inventory, Lone Wolf has managed to stimulate my Creativity and No Time to lose Tension. I would recommend it to anyone, it's definitely worth their Money. I wish it had gone a little longer, but maybe something is still to come, I haven't really made myself smarter yet. So look at it, it's a beautiful Game with wonderful Story and so, it's worth it. ~ LibraExAnima (11 out of 10 Points)