We'reWolves

[h2][b][u]Note:[/u][/b][/h2] This is a review originally written for [url= https://www.opiumpulses.com] Opium Pulses [/url]. The full article can be found [url= https://www.opiumpulses.com/article/824/werewolves-review] HERE [/url]. Feel free to take a look at the Opium Pulse Steam Curation page [url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/3800356/] HERE [/url] as well. As an enormous fan of what one would lovingly call “action rogue-like bullet hell” games, I was beyond thrilled when I stumbled upon We’reWolves- a self proclaimed “Bullet heaven inspired by Vampire Survivors”. At a year and a half later, and at nearly double the price tag of it’s “inspiration”- I had high expectations while sinking my teeth into this title, looking to sate my appetite for hours of dopamine-filled game play. However- if you have any hopes of immediately diving into We’reWolves, you may find yourself frustrated, as you will be met head-on with walls of unskippable text. An EXCEPTIONALLY vague backstory, NPC explanations, introductions, controls and the boasting of 5,500 different items, skins and “shinies” are all here for your IMMEDIATE consumption. While the information is insightful to have-…

actually fun. you can play it one handed so you never have to put down your beer.

Old school at it's best! This is a great game if you have some time to waste and just need to stay busy.

Let this be a lesson to you all: games in this genre may seem simple and inexpensive, but that doesn't mean they don't require skill and effort to develop.

Woof! Woof! :)

Whoever made this game is a genius.