
Combining action and strategy in a unique way, Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves transports you into an epic folktale co-written with best-selling Canadian author Bryan Perro (Amos Daragon, Wariwulf), in which two feuding brothers will have to put aside their differences to save their sister, who is pursued by the Devil himself!
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Languages: English*, French**languages with full audio support
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One of the best F2P games to check out. It has a pretty slow start, with all the tutorial videos, but after 3 levels or so, it gets pretty damn difficult.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ amazing
Однообразная игра и диалоги, а еще нет русского языка
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the only problem is... the game ends!
A charming, lo-fi, wintery action-horror game.
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Best Tower Defence game ever?
It's not to die for, but for a free game, It's actually GOOD! The idea is that you have two different playable heroes that are brothers. And while their sister has some kind of strange paranormal sickness, they must work together to protect her...and set up traps to help take down and outsmart the "wolves" and "werewolves"...which are apparently not actual wolves or werewolves, but actually DEMONS that work for "the devil"! (At least being A devil, if not, THE Devil!) With words taken from the Bible, it's a game that is set as a positive side of Canada...where two brothers with a grudge against each other agree to put their differences aside to save their sister, and overthrow the paranormal demonic beasts!
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