Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

Night of the Wolves is a classic point-and-click adventure game set on a chaotic Halloween night.

All José wanted was to cross town to see his girlfriend. But between an unexpected parade, a blocked shortcut, and a creature lurking in the woods, the night quickly goes straight to hell.

After being attacked and turned into a werewolf, he has no choice but to turn to Tina, his girlfriend’s twin sister and the family “weirdo.” At least she’s read a book or two about this sort of thing!

Together, they’ll crisscross the town following clues, dealing with its peculiar residents, sticking their noses where they don't belong, and coming up with increasingly bizarre solutions to problems that just keep piling up. And the further they go, the clearer it becomes that there’s a lot more going on beneath the surface than they first thought.

FEATURES

• A good old-fashioned adventure game
  Explore your surroundings, talk to characters, examine everything you find, and stuff your pockets with anything that isn't nailed down.

• Inventory puzzles and unorthodox (but logical) solutions
  Hey, if it solves the problem... then it wasn't such a bad idea.

• Being a werewolf has its perks
  José's transformation comes with a few downsides, but it's not all bad. Put his newfound abilities to good use whenever you can!

• Two heads are better than one
  Tina is much more than just your go-to expert on weird stuff (and weird people). You can turn to her for help throughout the adventure, and at certain points, she'll even have to take the reins to get José out of a tight spot.

• A fresh spin on classic monsters
  Yeah, yeah... werewolves, vampires, the whole shebang. But don't expect everything to work the way it usually does in movies and books. This is a fresh take on folklore, with a few twists of its own.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Adult themes, physical transformations, violence, accidental death, moderately coarse language, and depictions of racism.