
Wild Wolf is a survival-based game about a wolf's life struggle. You have to face the hunter by carrying the responsibility of the wolf.
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Languages: Turkish, English, Russian, German, Spanish - Spain
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There are many problems I encountered with this game, but the purpose of the developers putting it in Early Access is to fix issues and to make improvements. First here's what I like: -Good graphics -Great, fluent animation -If this game persists, then I'm sure it will be a fantastic single-player experience to enjoy in your freetime. Here's are the problems in it's current state (which can be fixed, of course): -There is little to nothing to do, it seems like a sandbox -When attacking certain animals, such as the rabbit, there is a very small hitbox, I would suggest testing and altering hitboxes for certain AI. -Combinations of certain animations are buggy. When I pressed e to eat a fish after catching it, it permanantly changed my e command to the fish eating animation - instead of howling. This is fixed after making a new save. -*** The AI seems to be the biggest issue. Especially the hunters' AI. When playing sometimes I heard a glitched gunshot sound from a hunter when there were no hunters nearby. -Additionally, there are far too many hunters spawning in the map. -The hunters should not have such distinct and one-way coding. For example, every hunter and even the same hunter has the same attack radius ( I noticed a hunter chasing a deer and everytime he would catch up to shoot the deer he would go back to running because the deer kept repeatedly going out of his range after catching up. So you should make the hunter have the chance to shoot at greater distances with a lesser chance of hitting the target). I think there should be a probability of the hunter shooting at certain ranges at certain time intervals. -The AI don't seem to realize that there is an object between the two people. So they will continue to shoot even if there is a tree in the way. And if an object is blocking the AI's sight, they will still detect you. Finally, for a game like this I would rather have you focus with environmental struggles other than the hunters. Encountering hunters should be much more rare and harsh experience.
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Controls are clunky I never saw another wolf but 100's of hunters No Save feature. Major pathing issues My "flock" had issues following my commands. All one of them. The hunger system is way to high. The game looks nothing like the trailer at all. This game was released way to early. I would wait for future updates.
Graphics- The 3d artist did a very bad job desigining those models so that they distort horribly with every action they take because multiple (bent) polygons share the same vertex. Plus the animations themselves are atrocious (what is wrong with that poor wolf's hind legs when he runs?) And lets not even start on the deer run animation and the levitating trees... Sound - No music, repetitive bird chirping loop, every action plays the exact same sound effect every time with no variation. Controls - The controls are awful. You don't feel like you are running, you dont gain speed, you stop abruptly because of glitches in the terrain. Collisions are an absolute mess, you have no idea where the hunters are aiming at or if your bite attack is going to hit that deer. The camera constantly glitches inside terrain and I lost track of how many times I howled trying to do something else. Finally while exploring some tents I got stuck in the geometry. AI - The AI is terrible. I could stand in front of a hunter and he would never shoot me while his buddy who was only a few metres nearby wouldn't help him. The deer constantly glitch into trees and mountains. Bottom line - Early access and all, this game is absolutely horrible and definitely not worth $10. Wolf Quest, while not a great game by any means, is a much better alternative. And finally, wolves don't live in flocks they live in packs. Hopefully it gets better as it leaves early access (likely considering I cant think of a way it could be worse) but as it is now I couldn't even recommend it to my worst enemy.
For an early access game, it's not bad. -The graphics are beautiful and I love the customization of the shape of the wolf. -The animation itself is fluid and beautiful. -The atmospheric noise is actually really nice! However, this game has a few bugs or problems that I found annoyed me during the game. There was a surprising amount that I had found in my 35 minutes of playing, which normally isn't a good sign. -The hunters seem to be too highly numbered compared to the wolves. There would realistically be fewer hunters but more wolves. Also, hunters may not be near by but the constant sound of nearby gunfire will ring off. -I was attempting to eat a deer, but once I pressed 'E' I was magically transferred to the cave (a long ways away) and put into the sleep menu. -Also, once you kill an animal, it may sometimes glitch into the side of the hill, making it impossible to eat it. -There's nothing really to do except kill off hunters and animals, so I suggest some form of task/quest system. -Finally, the controls are a little wonky. The turning is rather slow and the areas to press 'R' on dead animals is VERY picky, to where I had to walk back and forth over the animals while pressing 'R' just to get the marker. Also, the turning makes it hard to fight hunters as you want to move to prevent being hit, but it's hard to turn around and attack. Ultimately, the game isn't bad. If the problems were fixed (which they most likely will be since this is early access) then the game would be more enjoyable. It's beautifully designed and has really good potential. I think the price may be a little high for something that's still in a big state of development, but I still recommend the game to people who want to experience it. Ideally, you should wait until the full release, but it's still an OK in my book.
This game is kinda funny you are playing as a wolf and you have to survive as long as you could. It's funny to hunt the hunters, they want to kill you and you have to kill them. I like the most that you have a lot of oppertunities to design your wolf and give it a name.
DO NOT BUY THIS GAME. IT IS ABANDONED! Developers released into early access, then disappeared, no communication or updates in 7 months. Steam won't even refund me when I only have 7 minutes played because I bought it too long ago. Gameplay is lacking terribly, it got boring immediately for me, but I had hoped some updates would make it more interesting. I expected some type of update by now from when I bought it in January, or at least some communication from the developers. It's unfortunate that steam won't refund me because I choose to support what I thought would be a cool and interesting game. It's stuff like this that taints the pool for other undie games because people are less likely to support games by fear of the devs just disappearing.
Bought it in Jan 2018, it had just been updated in Jan 2018 so I thought it was safe... since then, not a single update? I've seen other people asking for updates as well, asking if it has been abandoned, and so far no answers... total scam, don't buy :( boo
Whatever this game goes on sale for is too much. It is absolutely awful, the sprint button does next to nothing and the prey animals are faster than you, making hunting for food almost impossible. A fully grown deer doesn't even fully fill the hunger bar. Movement is clunky and awful, there's very little to do, you can't actually befriend other wolves to my knowledge (there's no interact button prompt and they just leave). Nothing like in the trailer. DON'T BUY, get Wolf Quest instead if you're a wolfaboo
Wild Wolf is actually quite pretty for a very early release version but aside from creating your wolf, messing with a hunter in his camp, and having a pup there's little to do before you'll become bored. Note also if said hunter gets a bead on you it's near-impossible to lose him and his rifle, so expect multiple restarts before you'll see all there is to this title...which isn't much. Also, this appears to be forever stuck in the Early Access dungeon as the developer's not been heard from since early January 2018. Peaceful music somewhat makes up for modelling issues on all of the wolves, wacky texture twitching whenever your character runs or jumps is common. Presumably due to this being an early Unity project Wild Wolf is surprisingly hardware-intensive too, expect framerate issues when passing through lots of grass at speed. Achievement hunters, six minutes and I finished the two included here. Such an easy complete, honestly the best part of this game lol. Mainly recommended if you've ended up with it from a bundle, Wild Wolf is far outdone by other games such as WolfQuest.
It hasnt been updated at all,. Its buggy and not worth 10$ The controls are trash, the only good things are the graphics
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