The Last Werewolf

[u][i]Full Release: Version 1.0 - 24/10/2025[/i][/u] Off to episode 3, I like the new background sound and how spacious it is to move around outdoors. Another thing I like that keeps getting expanded upon is how prevalent Lachie's journal which helps to fill in the gap of what has been happening between different scenes and what is on Lachie's mind. If you're playing the game, it's mandatory to read it so you can further understand what's happening. It is always nice to see a game come out of EA, and just as I had predicted 2 years ago. If I had known this game would only have 3 episodes, I would have thought it was too short, but after completing it now, I think it is long enough to convey an important message for everyone to look up to. I like how that message was utilised regarding having no control over the werewolf form. These correlations really massage each other brilliantly. Even if the game isn't as mechanically deep with the choices as I was expecting at first, the takeaway is most important to highlight, then the journey itself sometimes. Anyhow, I may have missed it in the previous version, but I was surprised by how important some characters had become for Lachie, even one that I hadn't predicted at the last minute. I like how the developer kept some recurring characters around to emphasise they are there for Lachie when she needs them. All in all, worth the wait and supporting a game I was lucky enough to find. I wish many people would get a good life habits outlook after finishing it. [hr][/hr] [i][u]Early access: Version 0.1.1.0[/u][/i] Funny how you can find some interesting games just by typing a word in the Steam search box. In this case, due to the lack of a werewolf game compared to vampire ones, I decided to type and search for it on Steam to see any revelation and lo and behold, I found this slice-of-life one on early access with a unique blend of old-school low-polygon design in a noir classical film filter. It's not something I'm used to, so frankly, after finishing the first episode, I came to adore the concept. In retrospect, this is a story about Lachie, who found out she is a werewolf, the last one of her kind (at least), now discovering there are other magical beings and cryptic out in the world. To feel a little less lonely and to find answers about the werewolf generation, Lachie decided to make it her mission to investigate any supernatural event and to befriend any being and people she came across while learning more about herself and her powers. For that, I found the objective for the protagonist sweet. Something I am sure is worth rooting for players. Onto the gameplay side, this is a sidescroller where you would be interacting with other characters and items and using them to gather information and make some decisions. You would also gain new abilities after each episode, like transforming into a wolf to be able to move faster, it would seem. There is not much to mention here about the mechanics and the gameplay so far, other than I have encountered some bugs and grammar errors. Do keep in mind that you would need a powerful PC to run this game smoothly without any frame rate drop. Other than that, you should be good to go if you want to play this game. Finally, I wouldn't outright recommend this game just yet, as it is still in early, early access that may take at least 2 years for it to be fully developed. Even then, after playing through the first episode and seeing some of the roadmap, it looks promising so far. This 'review' is more of me saying "yes"; do wishlist this game or keep it under your radar as of now. But, if you're planning to purchase this game right away, be aware that it has a long way to go until it is completed, so it is best to be patient with the process. As for me, I'm excited to see what the finished product may look like and compare it to this early version. There are a lot of things I would like to discuss, mainly improvements like UI and story progression, but I'll save them for the community post, where I may go into a little more detail about that when I have the time, because this preview of a review is long enough already. I'll update this after a few big updates, the next one being between late Summer and early Autumn (from what I remember). [i]Message to the developer: Please keep the ghost as a recurring character.[/i] [hr][/hr] [i][u]Early access: Version 0.2.0.5[/u][/i] [b]YES, THE DEVELOPER LISTENED. THEY KEPT THE GHOST AS A RECURRING CHARACTER. I'M SO HAPPY![/b] It's been a while since I last updated this, not having very much of a reason to do it up until now that I have played Episode 2. So far, I'm still enjoying this game. Loving the addition of character portraits, the story's progress and the continuous theme of meeting new characters and trying to discover and uncover supernatural activities. Those are still the fundamentals of this game. I also like how the film was presented with still 2D animated work. It is not perfect yet; there are still a few bugs here and there, but nothing major has been found so far. The developer has been responding and making slow progress, but still progress nonetheless, meaning they are cooking something good, which I'm both excited about and scared of due to the content warning related to do with mental issues and suicide for the third episode. Until then, I'll still try to keep on posting when a major update appears.

Fun little game with a neat look and premise. Can't wait to see more.

Looking forward on how this pans out, It is quite an interesting concept so far, Hopefully it gets more attention in the future.

Simple interactive story game. Has heart.

It's a fun interactive story and has some interesting concepts in it. Should be fun to see how the rest of the game plays out.

I like narrative driven games, ones that have a good story. I feel this does. I like the old school feel of the game as it brings back childhood memories.

[b]Excited to see more of this game![/b] The current version is fairly short with only the first chapter available, but it's a charming game with some nice ideas, so I'd recommend giving it a whirl (and some support) if you find the concept intriguing. <3

I am enjoying this one so far. It has a good tone. The game avoids some of the traditional bad puzzle logic of typical point-and-click/adventure games but also comes off a bit too linear and due to that, you may not pick up an item and then realize you need it in the next scene (but can't go back to it). I wouldn't be against a little bit more rigor/complexity to the mechanics, but I also think...that's not quite the point of the game. It probably isn't worth $10 at this time and could use a bit more polishing up, but it's fun for what it is and has potential. There are some minor grammatical/syntactical errors that detract a bit from the game.

Really great, cosy game!!! I absolutely adore the aesthetics, the black and white feel only adds to the ambience which is important for a game like this. I really enjoyed the narrative, and Im looking forward to the new chapters to come out.

i am totally gonna keep my eye on this game. its got a very nice and unique looking style and i am very curious how this game will pan out in the future.