Joe Dever's Lone Wolf HD Remastered

Has some out right stupid designs. For one i was trying to pick a lock, I didnt understand the mechanics of lock picking. So I stopped so i could find out how to pick the lock. It doesnt allow you to try again. Bad devs for sure.

A good old school rpg adventure with interesting game mechanics and great story.

Nice game.

The story brings back some fond childhood memories of the Adventure book series. The game was simple in concept, but still challenging, especially on Hard difficulty.

I had a really outstanding time with this game, its so particular and unique in its gameplay that i felt compelled to get into it and do a full playthrough. I guess its pretty niche and unpopular and i dont even know how i managed to stumble upon it. A majority of the playtime youre turning book pages and reading a ton of text, that felt like a fresh breeze to me on a market full with the same content and design again and again. Occasionally you get into turn based strategical fights that are animated in a very impressive and epic way and i love the vibe that both the world and levels as well as the enemy models display. Especially bigger enemys really intimidated me in the first few encounters which is so cool! Being a battlemage theres a ton of cool stuff like Telekinesis and an additional legendary sword that you can use for serious special attacks every once in a while. I love the fighting expertise of the Lone Wolf! The plot is definitely solid, the world feels kind of unique and particular and i quickly got into its very own atmosphere. I gotta say its on the brink of genericness as it is clearly inspired by stuff like Tolkien and Elder Scrolls but there is just enough passion and love in there that i got immersed pretty well. Im a HUGE fan of the soundtrack, there arent really that many tracks and yeah it does get repetetive but the quality of the tracks really breath life into this whole thing, its super fitting. When youre reading you feel a super melancholic and lonely tone, in a battle its switching to epic trumpets. Good stuff! All in all of course its also a decision based game that relies on abilities that you selected in the beginning of the game, like DND and you have many ways to go into fight encounters with that as well and gain different small adventages and that was quite interesting to me. Of course there are negative points to this game, actually very serious ones that made me uninstall twice but i quickly returned to play the day after anyways. The progression is very unsatisfying, there is some stuff to loot and equip like weapons, shields and accessories but pretty much nothing really changes your experience ever, or your moves in combat. Not really any special effects or debuffs that you receive from gearing and there is also no armor. You always look the same, the stats dont really mean much too as the only thing that you really feel is an increase in numbers of HP, stamina and Mana. Furthermore there are only like 6 enemy variants in the entire game that you fight again and again, in sometimes very stretchy unbelievable plot situations and it does get very tedious here and there. Glad the combat catched me in that. Also there are scripted moments in which a boss moves first in the encounter and oneshotted my fully maxed character on full health multiple reloads in a row on normal difficulty which frustrated me a ton! All in all its definitely a special game, a very charming oldschool title that just feels like that sweet nostalgia that RPG fans crave for nowadays. In fact it made me overlook the serious issues this game has but i gotta say i had a really good time all in all and i do recommend getting into it. Furthermore the game motivated me to order some of the first Lone Wolf books to get into them as well and i believe that you may have a really rich experience diving into this worlds lore and atmosphere!

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