
Blood of the Werewolf (2.0) Become Selena, loving mother, devoted wife and -- powerful werewolf. Take revenge on the monsters that have slain your husband and stolen your child, in this love letter to classic platformers.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Jogo punitivo pelos comandos não responsivos, se torna frustrante jogar. Parei em uma fase que tem umas esteiras para lado contrário, e temos que dar dois pulos enquanto caras nos jogam garrafas e tem uma camera que joga uma bola elétrica. Ali o jogo marca o que é, até então parecia divertido. Mas dali acabou o encanto. Tudo bem ser difícil, mas pelo menos precisa ser responsivo e dar chance de se jogar.
Took several years after purchase before could actually play the game. While the game is alright and fairly 'fun' didn't get far before getting actually fed up with how things were designed. 1st. Got this cause it was advertised as a Metroidvania game. It is not. It is a speed runner platformer game puts your scores on a leader board every level. 2nd The placement of enemies is in a rather obnoxious placement of enemies makes this a uphill trail for those wanting to actually get a good score. 3rd while the story and the mechanics are good, they are not enough to help the game stand on its own merits. Finally while the ability to change between werewolf and human is a selling point of this game, does not help that it only allows this ability in certain areas instead of allowing with something like a MP bar. Seeing as it's selling points are a werewolf metroidvania are basically false, but game play is good for a platforming speed runner, still 2/10 is the best I'd give on the basis that I was hoping for. If you like the idea of speed running platformers, I'd recommend this one.
Game has way, WAY too many instant death traps. Even with infinite lives, it's too hard.
Blood of the Werewolf is a pretty hard jump ´n run. But a good one. The overall presentation is fun. You play a female Werewolf both in Human and Wolf Form and go on a hunting spree through 10 tricky levels. You will die often... very often. But you have unlimited continues. Also there are plenty autosave states. You can puzzle yourself through it. The game is sold for 4 Euro and you can pay there without hestitation. Even more if it´s on sale. Often for as low as one Euro.
Getting 100% was... repetitive in this cheap-death simulator. approximate amount of time to 100%: 25-353 Estimated achievement difficulty: 8.5/10 Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 11 maps x 2 plays minimum. (regular, time rush) but probably hundreds... Multiplayer achievements: No. Missable achievements: No. Grinding Achievements: Yes... you will play these maps until your fingers bleed. DLC-Only achievements: No. Time-gated achievements: No. Speed-run achievements: Yes, Each map has an S rank time. Some of these are super tight. RNG-achievements: Yes, Endless mode is random. Dumb luck to get through 100 super easy levels or instant death. Does difficulty affect achievements: No. Unobtainable/glitched achievements: No. A lot of ppl in the steam forums complaining achievements don't unlock (they worked for me) Notes: - The game crashed multiple times when comitting the time rush score and multiple frustrating times when moving to a new endless level. But in 90% of cases it's quite stable. - The game tracks the collectibles per level, but many are hidden in very confusing places requiring many retries - There aren't many good guides online (a few for S rank but not many for collectibles... you'll get stuck at 99/100 for hours.) I'll be honest, I didn't enjoy my time with this game past the first hour or so. Not even a little bit. Past the first hour, relax, put on a podcast and take frequent brakes. Times are not listed anywhere so here (thx to Awoo) Sewers: 2:44 Docks: 4:28 - 4:30 Factory: 5:12 - 5:20 Laboratory: 6:27 - 6:45 City: 6:29 - 7:12 Tower: 3:43 - 3:45 Woods: 5:29 - 5:39 Graveyard: 5:24 - 5:59 Skyway: 9:20 - 10:10 Lair: 7:17 - 7:38
Not a bad game but a good game either. Almost everything in this game feels mediocre but I do appreciate the polish that went into it. Controls feel good but the levels design and platforming combat is pretty bland.
While passably good when it came out, this is overshadowed by others of the genre today. I'd suggest only playing it when you run out of material and want to scrape the bottom of the genre barrel. It is a gem, but oh so dirty, being buried under everything else. Needs polish.
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I'm use to playing games that require quick reflexes (Ghostrunner), but the hit boxes and controls are terrible. This is a real shame because everything else is great. The art, the music, the story, but the I'm tired of running into rooms that have random crushers for no reason and 1 split second decision as your falling kills you or the big boss you're fighting poisons you and it STAYS the entire fight.
Story is mediocre at best, graphics are mediocre at best, gameplay is mediocre at best, leveldesign is mediocre at best, controls are mediocre at best. All in all the game is mediocre at best, almost okay. My rating 4,5/10, not recommended, get a good platformer instead.
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