You are Cahal, a powerful Garou who chose to go into exile after losing control of his destructive rage. He can transform into a wolf and a Crinos, a huge ferocious beast. Master your three forms and their powers to punish those who defile Gaia.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.43/day in the week to Jul 26 → 1.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $29.99 | 1.8Kreviews | 69% | — | $807.4K |
| $29.99 | 5.2Kratings | 67% | — | not modelled | |
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This game is perfect, the story is beautiful all the characters, conflicts, and resolution are amazing, you'll feel anger to the bones, you'll get really sad, happy sometimes. You can go stealth using bolts and takedowns, you have a skill tree which you can upgrade your tactical skills such as turning your bolts to eletric and max them for 5, also you have your combat being Combat = General, Agile, Heavy and Frenzy. you can turn into a huge and anger warewolf and the fight is amazing! also you have so many bosses, what I loved more about this game is the story, it's not generic at all, you travel around America, you go to the forest, some facilities, prison, nevada desert where there is some top secret facilities, you need to play this game ASAP. some people saying blah blah blah, ohh the graphics aren't from 2020, it looks like 2015.... so what? do you rather to play a game with the absolute pinnacle of gaming visuals with amazing graphics but the story sucks or a game that the graphics are alright not bad at all but the story and gameplay is perfect? Also if you love metal and rock, you are going to love it. Buy it right now, it's basically for free my friends! during the steam summer sale only for $2.99 Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood 10/10 PERFECTION Heisen
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
| $2.99−90% |
| 78ratings |
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
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I really enjoyed Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood. I understand that the game has its controversial sides, but personally, it turned out to be exactly what I had wanted from a werewolf game for a long time. What I liked most was how the Garou themselves are portrayed. The werewolves feel powerful, beastly, and furious, but they are not just “monsters for the sake of action.” They have culture, conflict, a connection to the world, and their own inner tragedy. You can really feel that the developers tried to capture the atmosphere of Werewolf: The Apocalypse, rather than just make a standard action game with transformations. I also want to mention the story separately. I really liked the storyline of the main character and his family. It is simple, but very effective and emotional, and it fits this world very well. The lore, the fight against corporations, the protection of nature, rage, guilt, and personal drama all create a very strong atmosphere. Yes, in some ways the game feels like an older title, but for me that is more of a plus than a minus. It has that straightforward, honest feeling, where the game does not try to be something huge and endless, but simply tells its story and lets you feel what it is like to be a werewolf. For me, Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood became a wonderful game. It may not be for everyone, but if you like werewolves, dark lore, rage, and tragic heroes, I highly recommend giving it a chance.
mostly not recommended for the woke/DEI climate agenda being pushed down your throat.. the 'spirit connection' is a different take on things, so I'll give them that.. but not enough to take it into the positive! the storys' ok in regards to 'protecting gaia'.. but its the way they do it.. the drama queen speeches and the real bad attitude! thats the mark of DEI/wokeness (and the ear/nose piercings!).. but the plot devices are pretty atrocious.. most likely due to that DEI ineptitude! and the biggest joke of all, is that they are claiming DES encyrption is 'uncrackable'! LOL.. its been crackable for nearly thirty years! however, while the gameplay and the graphics arent too bad, the animation is pretty poor at times.. character development is ok so far.. will see how well the skills 'scale'..
[h1]Que dit un loup en voiture ? Je me gare où ?? (garou) :')[/h1] Werewolf: The Apocalypse nous place dans la peau de Cahal, loup-garou de son état, voulant sauver sa meute du wyrm infectant l'environnement de celle-ci via Endron, une multi-nationale menant également des expériences sur des êtres humais pas très catholiques (les expériences hein !). On se retrouvera donc à saboter diverses installations afin de les chasser au moins de la région contaminée. Alors déjà d'entrée de jeu, on a droit à un scénario qui casse pas trois pattes à un canard, le jeu est, disons-le franchement, pas très beau pour un jeu de 2022, le prix de base est assez élevé et il n'est pas très long si on ne cherche pas à le platiner et que l'on ne suit que la trame principale ! A ce niveau-là, on pourrait se dire, mais pourquoi une évaluation positive avec autant de tares !? Hé bien tout simplement parce que le jeu réussi la partie la plus importante d'un jeu vidéo ! Le gameplay est agréable ET, personnellement, j'ai pris beaucoup de plaisir à combattre les adversaires de Cahal grâce à ses divers "pouvoirs" et transformations ! Alors attention, quand je parle de pouvoirs de n'est rien de transcendant non plus hein, ça peux être un saut sur un ennemi, un enchainement, se rendre de la vie..., vous disposerez également d'une "furie", qui fera bien mal à vos adversaires tout en vous rendant quasi immortel, jouissif ! Quand aux transformations, aux nombre de trois, elles comprennent votre forme humaine, de loup et de loup-garou. Il faut savoir que vous ne combattrez que sous la forme de loup-garou, celle de loup et d'humains vous servant à vous déplacer et/ou à prendre vos ennemis à revers en les éliminant furtivement, d'ailleurs si au début du jeu vous essayerez d'éliminer vos ennemis discrètement vous abandonnerez assez vite cette idée car le côté infiltration du jeu est assez mal foutu, soit il est impossible de liquider tout les ennemis en restant caché, soit ils vous repèreront assez vite malgré les précautions que vous aurez prises pour ne pas vous faire voir ! Il y a également un petit arbre de talent mais à part deux ou trois habiletés pouvant servir en étant améliorer je n'ai pas trouver le reste des talents très pertinents ou salvateurs en plein jeu. Les + : + Gameplay bien pensé et agréable. + Les combats, alors attention rien de transcendant mais ils sont cools. + Pouvoir se transformer en loup-garou, c'est cool aussi :) + Souvent en promo à 2€99, là il vaut son prix... Les - : -...mais à 29€99 clairement pas ! - Une technique datée ! - Le côté furtivité pas réussi du tout pour moi. - Un arbre de talent anecdotique. Voilà, voilà, je pense avoir fait le tour de ce qu'il y avait à dire sur ce Werewolf, je vous avoue que je suis un peu déçu, surtout de la part de Cyanide, qui peuvent faire tellement mieux parfois, bon c'est vrai que j'avais mis une évaluation négative à Of Orcs and Men mais les Styx sont pas mal, j'avais bien aimer, après ils ont assuré l'essentiel et si je met une évaluation positive il me faut vous précisez que c'est uniquement si le jeu est en promo ! Coup de bol il est souvent à 2€99, à plein pot je ne saurais pas vous le conseillé, il y a bien mieux pour le même prix ! Je lui attribuerai un petit 12/20, ce qui en fait un petit jeu sympa à faire entre deux autres vite fait ET en promo mais à plein pot ce serait plutôt un 9/20. J'espère vous avoir éclairer si vous hésitiez à vous le procurer et ce sera tout pour moi.
Been playing W:tA since 2nd Edition back in the 1990s, and first off, I love the character design for the caern spirits. Absolutely a highlight when you look into the spirit world and are stunned by the size and scope of the thing that is and isn't there. Other character design is hit or miss, with protagonist Cahal looking like Matthew McConaughey from Reign of Fire, which if not intentional, is hilarious, but also acceptably awesome in a "this is unironically what all badasses want to look like". Gameplay-wise, it's got plenty of cathartic violence when the stealth part just goes wrong. The frustrating thing in so many games is "oh no I'm detected, I'm doomed" and with W:tA Earthblood, that just means bad luck for them. There's some button mashing, but combos aren't that hard to learn once you realize they're there. There's a mild tonal problem with the world. The visuals tend to be pretty good, with environments developed pretty well. Sadly I found missing the actual World of Darkness cynicism and comedy of the RPG that PC games like V:tM Bloodline managed. Now, there are two different themes to each game, but the villains of Earthblood felt more like fighting clean villains in a clean world from Mage or something, rather than the grit and grime the polluted World of Darkness is supposed to have. The ecopolitics of Werewolf are still there, but the enemy is really, really clean, and feels slightly generic, rather than the vile, corrosive, insidious but sometimes funny wyrmcorp they are in the RPG. Overall, I'd say if you played the tabletop games, you'll probably enjoy it, if you just relax and try not to be a purist for any particular edition. For someone not a fan of the original RPG, it's probably still fun for how stealth failure resolves in violence, though that could get repetitive, depending on the individual.
not great but also not horrible either, if you're looking for a game reminiscent of those old school PS2 beat em ups and you wanna play as a werewolf then this is the game for you. Would wait for a sale to buy though. Also, does NOT have NG+ and you cannot revisit old areas.:((
Good Game to shut your brain off after a busy day of studying or well exams. Plus, werewolf goes brrrr
Yeah really enjoyed and definitely would the second if that ever comes out
nice!
Splinter Cell but you're a dog. It's really cool.
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