The Wolf's Bite

A cute game that plays in about 10-15 mins. The choices you make can be tricky and you never know what will help or hinder your progress. After a couple of playthroughs you can start to memorize the answers, for what's good or bad for you and with a limited number of buildings and choices to pick from you're somewhat limited for replay value. it'd also be nice if the ending story wasn't the same one for each time you got a win or loss and reflected how you played the game. I don't think the game needs much else except maybe to add more buildings and more variety in choices. As it is this game isn't worth the full price and best bought if you find it on sale or can receive it as a gift for a momentary distraction. It's fun, but could use some extras. 6/10 Stars

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Charming and delightful. not a lot of randomization or variety in playthroughs. so ifyou know the answers to certain scenarios then you'll know what option to pick on a given turn. but it's adorable, cute and multiplayer. play as a bad wolf trying to turn over a new leaf or the three pigs that are going to get back at the wolf.

very fun and replayable, but way better if played with a friend

It's mediocre, but SUUUUUPER SLOOOOOW. they game doesn't even skip other party's events when you play single player, and can't even be put fast forward with the engine...

The Wolf's Bite: A Review Truly this game has a very fun and entertaining premise to it. You play as either the Big Bad Wolf, going through a career change from story book antagonist, to a culinary artist and manager; or the Three Little Pigs, who turn out to be involved in a gang that want to almost "blackmail" the Wolf. Gameplay wise I found it quite entertaining, having played through at least 2 playthroughs for each of the characters. Notably, I did struggle a bit at first to understand how the game functioned with no "How to Play" or tutorial explaining what your main goal was. In terms of the games events affecting stats (popularity, stars and income) I like the randomness of the events for each location and each decision leading to various paths or the same outcome (if you know what the choice leads to after having seen it already). This allowing you to strategize and choose the outcome that best benefits you or hampers your opponent. Overall a short game experience that can be enjoyed multiple times just to see what new path you can encounter. 8/10

I went back and forth on whether to recommend The Wolf's Bite. On the one hand, it's harmless; it has good art, the gameplay is pretty fun and it runs like a dream. On the other hand, it's very short and easy to figure out, meaning that there is probably a maximum of 1-2 hours of enjoyment before things get stale. With that said, I ended up on the positive side because I played this game alone, and I think that there is room for more enjoyment if you play it with a friend. The game is a 1v1 board game essentially, and where the single player experience end up with you quickly learning all the right answers whereas the AI does not, playing with a friend could be more back and forth and thus more fun. With that said, that only stretches the game's length so far and I don't think that it's ever going to be a game you play for a long time. As a two-player game on a budget, I think that The Wolf's Bite is a fine game. The short runtime might be an issue, so keep that in mind. For anyone seeking a fun single player experience, or expecting a fuller game, I would give this one a pass.

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Better alternatives out there. This is a "competitive visual novel" style game similar to games like The Yawhg and Monster Prom. The art looks lovely like those. It has loads of possible random events like those. However there's one thing it lacks: literally any control over those events! It's absolutely baffling, every single choice in the game is just three options, two out of three will lower your points, with no indication whatsoever which is correct! In the other games your stats would have an influence on what events you got and which option would be beneficial to you, here it's essentially just a game of rolling the dice over and over until somebody wins. It makes the experience honestly really unfun despite the adorable visuals, I don't think even children would enjoy this because kids tend to be even more impatient with game systems that are unfair like this. I was wondering why the average play time of this was only 15 minutes and well.. now I know. You play it once, you win or lose entirely at random. You try another game, you still have no effect on whether you win. You look at the massive list of achievements and think about how long it'll take when you have no way of choosing which 'route' to go on. Then you put it down and just replay The Yawhg. I hope perhaps the game improves in future because a child-friendly alternative to Monster Prom is a great untapped market and if this was just a fairer play experience it could make a lot of kids happy! (Adding online multiplayer would also help.)

The wolf is so cute! Game itself may not be outstanding but art style is very charming.