Woolfe - The Red Hood Diaries

This game is a lot of fun love the story thank yall for this one seriously. :D

When people say, "I've already got so many games. Why buy new ones when I can work through my backlog?", this is the result. I was hesitant to even install this at first because it looked like malware disguised as eurojank. Even so, I thought it might scratch that American McGee's Alice itch, only with an edgy take on Snow White. The edge, though. It's so relentlessly forced that it starts sounding like a bad joke on repeat. Snow White spends the game masquerading as Batman, spinning some forgettable tale about a city gone bad and an unsolved murder. Thankfully, the game shows a rare moment of mercy by letting you skip the "I AM JUSTICE, I AM ALONE" monologue cutscenes entirely. Woolfe: The Red Hood Diaries is one of those games I'm grateful never became a franchise. It ends on a lame jump-scare cliffhanger that, eleven years later, still hasn't gone anywhere. I'm sure that was a delight for the Kickstarter backers. I can only hope they're satisfied knowing this is where their money went. In the end, it's a janky, buggy, painfully edgy game. Thankfully, all I lost was about an hour of my time, and my backlog is one game thinner than it was before.

It's a cool little fairytale - a bit janky around the edges but for a few dollars I had fun with it.

There's a part in the forest level where you have to face the world's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hitboxes that instakill you and make you start all over. ♥♥♥♥ that

It's not bad despite the difficulties at some stages.

It has an acceptable aestethic and the double jump, the rest is sad and awful.