Wolf: The Evolution Story

I do not like that you have to constantly click on an area of the screen to move your character. It was also extremely hard to catch rabbits to get meat because getting too close causes them to run away. Also, most of the time I had trouble clicking the rabbit hunt initiating box, because the other menu boxes were blocking it...You need way too much meat to do anything in this game. 10 meat I could maybe understand, 20 possibly, but not 50 meat for each time you feed, when you only get about 300 average from each rabbit and the higher levels take more than 300 meat just to advance 1 level. That is ridiculous

I'm glad I didn't pay full price for this but I still feel a bit ripped off... I expected a sandbox, free-roaming game but you're stuck in one area and theres a story to it where you get no options on your character name or appearance. You play in-story as a male wolf named Midnight. You don't get to choose and the only way you play as any other wolves is through actions and not actual story acknowledgment. You're stuck in a tiny location thats just a pack den zone and complete quests. For anyone expecting a sandbox, free-roam game where you progress as a wolf you yourself design in an open world and get to choose and build up your own pack... you won't find it with this game.

A Wild Game if you want to be a Leader of a Pack of wolves

Thankful that I got this game on sale and didn't pay full price! This game was not what I expected and I'm disappointed. This is a "Point & Click" game; not "W,S,D,A" keyboard button movement one. Wish I had found that out prior. If you like games where you feed to gain levels/age character; this is one of those. Don't have enough food; you have to hunt or use gems to purchase some. Run out of gems? (Never actually got that far, but my assumption is that you'd have to purchase more, but correct me if I'm wrong). I, personally, have never been a fan of games where you are stuck doing mandatory quests, never having the option to explore 'pack's territory, and regardless of what my player name is - the actual wolf is still named Midnight. =( This is feels a lot more like a game to play on your phone to waste a few minutes while you're on 'Hold' or something and when you get bored or frustrated (or can't pay for gems to play) you "delete" and move on with another game.

When you breed wolves the rank of the wolf changes when you buy the puppy, it says "hunter" but when you pay gold to get it then it will be a different rank, usually beta :( Not worth buying, you can only own lower breed of wolves, You cant get any winged or rare wolves, not even hero wolves. there is no events or daily quests.

Short Summary —————————————— This game honestly surprised me! I don't know what I expected but what I got wasn't it. I liked it quite a bit, the game plays as a mobile game, which is perfectly fine (I believe it was originally on mobile before steam). It has a story/campaign mode with cutscenes and quests. You can hunt and fight as a wolf on your own away from the main quests and actually get more options when you do so. There is a full level and combining system as well as a breeding system to make your pack stronger. Likes —————————————— I really liked the quick time events (would like more types), the casual gameplay, the many options of unique wolves, and the leveling and combining system. This game wasn't too easy but also wasn't TOO hard so far (there was one quest that was a huge jump in difficulty, but we managed). Overall the game was fully fleshed out and I liked it! Dislikes —————————————— My main dislike was the 'randomness' of which wolves it picked for the campaign quests, which is what cause the main jump in difficulty. I didn't mind the gameplay loop, comparing it to a mobile game, it actually had more to do than most games of it's type. *Special Note: I was re…