Anniversary Edition of WolfQuest
Live the life of a wild wolf in a realistic ecological simulation set in Yellowstone National Park.
Overwhelmingly Positive
12,470 Steam reviews
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Absolutely addictive. My new favorite game and it is unmatched. Prior to this was two point series, farthest frontier, AOE, planet zoo, etc. This is the best by far.
can i pet that dawg
Its a really fun game yall
this game is very fun to play singleplayer or multiplayer with friends and if you like wolves then this is the perfect game for you
I first started playing WolfQuest back when it was a much simpler free game. I fell in love with it as a little kid then, and my love for the game has only grown since. It really gives a surprisingly in-depth view into the way wolves really are, and I think it would do so much to help destigmatize them if more people played.
I won't deny that it can be a lot of reading to fully understand the game, but if you're willing to give it that time and energy, it will happily explain everything you need to do with lots of little tips. (that the game often pauses for, so you aren't pressured for time)
I've always loved animal stimulation survival games, and so far this is the best so far. I don't really have any of the DLCs just yet, but I plan on doing so in the future. Can't wait for any new updates!
ive played this game since i was young, starting with the first one. then this one was just amazing. its more challenging and more realistic, also the graphics are to die for. (if my ♥♥♥♥♥ pc would let me run good graphics) it runs at a solid 30fps on super fast mode on a work laptop.
This game is so amaziiing!! i have been playing Wq for 5 years now and its just great <3 I love wq classic as well. I recommend WQ for people who love animals or just wolves in general .
you may be put off by the hefty price tag, but i emplore you to buy the game!
I waited nearly 10 years since its initial announcement to play this game, and i truly wish i got it sooner! this game is such a huge improvement from the original i grew up on, and it has everything i wanted from the original and more. i love the remixed versions of the original soundtrack, the graphics are GORGEOUS, and shockingly, it runs beatifully on my laptop (aside from some long loading screens), even though it's FAR from the ideal specs for this game. its easy to control using my trackpad alone and works without wifi if you're on singleplayer, so it's great if you need a game you can pour several hours into on a long road trip. while you don't need the DLCs to play the game in an enjoyable extent (unlike the original), i highly recommend you pick up a couple -- not just to enhance your own experience, but to support the talented, hard working developers behind this masterpiece.
i had the honor of visiting the real wolves of the minnesota zoo they're in partnership with in person, and it really puts into perspective how beautiful these things are, and makes for even more to appreciate in this game.
i highly recommend you give this game a shot.
Really fun, can't stop playing it. It makes me want to see other animal games in this same way. Like.. what if the developer made a game for the elk or puma or fox? Or what about a horse game with a way to connect your wolf save files to pose a challenge to the new animal game?
I love this game and have since the beginning.
kiva peli. jos tykkää susita
educational + enjoying it. using a controller is super helpful. learning a lot about wolves and the other animals of yellowstone
Esse jogo é muito bom e muito bem feito pra um jogo antigo, gosto muito dele
Ive been playing this edition since 2020 and seeing how much its improved is amazing. Being able to have your own pack, many new things like training your wolves how to hunt, the way territory works. Playing wolfquest since 2017 and following the updates has been a cool experience and now that im older after growing up with this game I have many memories with it and this game holds a special place in my heart and the devs are always doing amazing
was fun (this may have been user error) BUT ON THE XBOX controller every time I pressed A it would take me to menu
I've been playing Wolf Quest since I was 7, I'm 26 now almost 27 :) this will ALWAYS be my favorite game <3
Amazing game! Even without DLC, the game really forces you to think and act like a real wolf. I adore each and every detail that the devs put in, and I enjoy multiplayer too! It's so much fun to play this game, friends and without friends.
better than black desert
самая лучшая игра про волков, мне очень нравится то что она максимально приближена к реальности
Просто прекрасная игра. Невозможно оторваться все так замораживает
AMAZING WOLF GAME
ts fye
AWOOOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
My daughters seems to really love this game.
Amazing game if you're looking for a realistic gameplay loop of being a wolf and raising pups.
Personally, theres a LOT of content I'd love to see. Selecting packmates to stay/go with you/go home from the menu instead of needing to find them and bark, den customization using the items you find.
More interactions with your pack, like cleaning pups to reduce flea rate, more interactions with your mate aswell.
I'd love to see bigger multiplayer servers with a way for the host to put out roles or seperate packs, even if it was only non-pup games.
I'd love SOME unrealistic things like ''pockets'' for collectable items like skulls, a cheat menu to adjust pack size, health, manually setting time.
I'd love more gameplay customization, like the amount of prey, amount of predators, damage given/taken, speed of pups growth per phase, giving yourself more skill points, things like that. Honestly, I'd love to see more coat/wound customization, like not being limited to only one eye with cataracs or something, even if it's unrealistic, maybe a permanent cosmetic injury. A wolf model update wouldn't hurt either, as much as this one is amazing, it feels off, especially the animations.
Now not all of this are fair to ask, but what I'm getting at is that this game desperately needs something FUN to do, for the hell of it instead of tunnel vision on 'realism'. It needs to be enjoyable besides just the same gameplay loop.
I've found myself playing this in the same way that I would play adopt me. With hate and frustration in my soul as I desperatly force feed my pups for the last few pounds they need to pick up so that I can "Just get this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ season over with".
Honestly, let me not have children for a year, let me focus on my pack, hunting, and so on instead of having to settle down. Let me make my den pretty with flowers or skulls. Just small things that could make it feel less restrictive.
Multiplayer really does feel distant from other players, like sure, if you're playing with pups you can have pupsitters and hunters, but what then? Theres no bonding, theres no pack dynamics unless you roleplay it verbally.
I love this game, don't get me wrong. But after the first few years, it's become such a chore, I want to play this game all the time but want to log off as soon as I remember why I haven't played it for months
Secondary rant
The reason usually being, territory needing to be upkept, (Like I have 5 other adults, including the other parent, can NONE of them just help me out.) or my pups feel like they're eating away at MY will to live instead of the perfectly good fawn that their Adult packmates just ate half of despite me already feeding the adult packmates by killing the mother of said fawn. [but like genuinely, can we PLEASE mark food for pups only? Or only have adults eat when they're under like 40% hunger instead]
Anyway, all that being said, great game, certainly worth it, it just happens that I've reached a burnout of sorts. But it was fantastic, and still is the rare times I can thoroughly enjoy playing it recently.
Such a grest game! cannot stop playing!
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It runs on my computer, but only with the lowest possible graphic settings, and it takes a few (upwards of 10) minutes to load into the map. Great game, really enjoying everything that's been added since classic.
Operating System: Windows 10
CPU Brand: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-5005U CPU @ 2.00GHz
RAM: 8 GB
Video Card: Intel(R) HD Graphics 5500
Primary VRAM: 128 MB
This is probably the best game I have ever played. It is so thrilling and incredible. I literally have to control myself to not play it constantly and to create new wolves. There are so many options for the customizations even withput DLC!!! The gameplay is realistic and fun and I LOOOOOVE this game so much! I highly recommend it!
非常精致的科普类游戏，会永远支持
Genuinely, one of my favorite games in existence. Challenging and rewarding gameplay. Live your wolf life in Yellowstone. That's it! It's so simple, yet immersive. Wolfquest is truly a labor of love. Thank you devs, for this little gem.
i love seeing my children get snagged relentlessly by other creatures
wolfquest
I'm almost embarrassed a bit to be playing this at my age but sometimes you just wanna howl and not risk getting locked up in a ward because the neighbors are concerned about the almost 30 year old howling at the moon at the end of the culdesac.
Jokes aside, this is a great game and gives me a lot of good vibes and brings back a lot of memories of similar games i played in the computer lab as a kid. I almost wise they had similar games for different animals, just saying... Coyotes are my favorite animal (this is awkward to write as i did just have one kill my favorite pup) and totally deserve a similar game (hint hint nudge nudge wink wink)
When I was younger I was absolutely obsessed with life simulator games. I would always go on the app store, buy those one dollar animal sims and play it for hours! But every game lacked that sense of realism or real connection to nature in one way or another. They were always glitchy, inaccurate to a real animals life, or just felt lonely even when I had a pack.
That is why I am so, SO pleased with Wolfquest. You can truly feel how much effort the developers put into every single aspect of this game, and how much research they've done. Everything feels so alive. It feels like you are just one of many organisms that are just trying to survive. The survival elements are amazing and takes into account very real stuff. Like, bro, if you eat in the game then you lose stamina because the wolf is digesting its food. The attention to detail is insane!
Not only do I praise it for is realism, but for the fact that it doesn't feel lonely when playing in single player. As mentioned before, it feels like you are just one puzzle piece making up a bigger picture. Everything animal is trying to survive, and you are too! The family aspects is also AMAZING. Each and every wolf has their own personality and way of interacting with you and each other. You get to raise a family and see your baby pups grow into grown pups, and eventually leave the nest to start their own family. The emotional investment and payoff is incredibly satisfying to me and makes every second I play this game worthwhile. OH, and I cant even BEGIN to explain how visually beautiful the environment is.
I BEG you to get this game if you love animal simulators and are looking for something a little more realistic and adventurous. I have been playing WolfQuest for years and its one of those games that I have never gotten tired of.
I LOVE this game! I really feel like beeing a wolf when I start playing! The instructions are clear, and you can play whenever you want! The value of it is nothing compared to the game itself, it is so cheap.... I think there is no game better than this one. If you want to be a wolf, customize it, BE it, this is the game created just for you! There are emotions and truymf, when you finally reach the time when your pups grow up. And one more thing: whatever happens, I bet you won't regret buying this game! Enjoy the fun of it!
Now even after playing multiple generations of wolf packs the game has simply so much content, from achievement hunting, learning the behaviours of its AI and adapting strategies for optimal survival, it always has new things to teach you that isn't explicitly told to you, and I enjoy that quite a lot.
Its educational aspect is also a breath of fresh air. Actual wolf pack dynamics, how they hunt etc.
I’ve wanted to play this game since I was a kid watching videos of its classic version.
It's a bit of nostalgia that I finally got to make real once I grew up and got the game.
It warms my heart to see Wolfquest thriving after so many years, the devs frequently update the game and the community is absolutely wonderful.
Highly recommend 10/10
Amazing game! Growing the family tree is really fun! But after a while it can start to feel a bit repetitive. Overall, I highly recommend getting this game.
Years and hard work have been put into this game and it shows, most realistic animal game I have ever seen. I have been playing since the first game and it has been amazing to see how it has come to be what we have today. If you love animal simulator games you have to play this, come join this incredible community!
good is a bit aggy for not so good computers other then that it is great
I have played all of the WolfQuest games, and this is hands down the best possible version that the developers have made - the one I think everyone was waiting for. Hunt, find a mate, raise your pups and keep your pack alive until you meet your fate. It's realistic and educational, and I'd recommend it to anyone who loves wolves or simulation games.
complex and a tad bit intimidating, even on easy mode. But super entertaining! I´m hooked.
wolfin out so good
awesome sauce
Hehe, Wolves.
Literally such a fun and addictive game.
10/10
[b]Yes...[/b] but on a more serious note... [b]YES..[/b]
yes
Love Wolfquest! It's a big game, but it's worth everything. The landscape is stunning, the wolves are beautiful. I can't get enough of how genuinely good this game is.
If you're looking of beautiful graphics, immersive lives, and extra little silly things, Wolfquest is the game for you!!!
I love this game it is really fun! :)
realistic and fun
I love this game, I periodically get a hyperfixation for it and keep playing it for hours straight. One gripe, I'd like for there to be a mod or something that lets you make peace with other wolves or coyotes and such, like where if you play bow at them they'll feel safe enough to eat at the same carcass without biting at you, and I like the idea of being able to team up with other single wolves in a make-shift pack until you find your own pack. Maybe it's not realistic, but I'd love love LOVE the option for more interesting interactions between different species and different packs, like if you kill the pups from a rival wolf pack they'll go out of their way to continuously try to kill yours and take your territory, and they might keep howling in grief. Maybe if a wolf grins at another single wolf they'll agree to share a carcass. It might not be realistic, but I'd be SO happy if this was made into a feature. One more thing, I love all of the coats, but it would be nice to have more- Not that it's taking away from the game, I just love different coats.
LOVED IT
While some compromises have been made to account for complexities, entertainment, and that we're humans playing a video game - Wolfquest has a long and storied history of representing Yellowstone and the animals within, and is probably one of the best animal immersive sims out there aided by regular excursions to the park itself, careful placement of it's flora and fauna to be as accurate as reasonably possible, and cooperationm of leading experts on wolf biology Dr. Dan MacNulty and Dr. David L. Mec.
Just be warned it is a fairly authentic representation of pack life - you will get attached to your pack and pups, and you WILL cry at some point.
this is a fun game as you learn the game it get's better if you like wolfs and playing as animals you will like this one,
WolfQuest is an absolute blast of a game to play! Years and years ago, I watched one of my favorite YouTubers play the game and got the free version in what must've been 2016 or 2017. Around two years ago, I finally got the anniversary edition for myself and fell in love. The maps are beautiful, highly detailed, and a great joy to explore. Hunting and marking territory helps me live out my dreams of living in one of the books I read as a kid. Finding a mate and raising pups was always the most exciting part. You never knew what you'd get from each litter, and that's such a fun experience.
Especially now that they've added continued games, rather than having to start a new save for each litter, the game is well worth the money spent. Nothing is more fun and exciting than watching your pack grow and change with each passing year, switching leaders, watching pups grow and move off to start their own packs.
Overall, I'd highly recommend this game to people who like animals, or even people who are looking for a new sim to play. 10/10 gameplay, and a fantastic experience!
one of my fav games EVER! if you love wolfs this is the game for you, been playing for years and i still find new things hidden in the Maps. lots of good looking ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and if your not a fan you can always change the tint to your liking! 100% would buy again, even double the price!
very fun! ive wanted this games for months and ive played it everyday since ive got it :D
And $6 DLCs? what a deal
Love this game, upgraded computer-- can't play it anymore due to absolute HORRID graphics (No DLSS support, can't fix it.)
I like the really like the difficulty of the game and how it gives you short moments of stress (death, sickness, enemies, hunting, starvation) followed by relatively relaxing gameplay. It all feels very rewarding even when I'm just going through my territory remarking everything with my pack.
能當一隻狼很開心
игра детства
Amazing game for those who want a realistic experience as a wolf, ironwolves and the harder gamemodes are no joke and do not sugarcoat it! i love this game and am obsessed with it.
The Wolf goes on a Quest
yay
WOOF
i love this game it can be very mind training for short time span people i could plat for hours
love this game
I get to be a wolf and run around. What more would I want
animal lovers... you've made it to the right game.
很喜欢
I remember the first time I discovered Wolfquest. I had started highschool in 2016, I played a game called Wolfplay which was a wolf genetic breeding simulator (not realistic), and I was curious about other wolf games. I remember seeing wolf quest and falling in love with it.
I remember playing the demo on the low-quality Dell computer the school supplied us with, I made an account ages ago (which I forgot the name of), and then in 2018 I remembered it, I had my own laptop that could comfortably run Wolf Quest 2.7 (Classic) on my Lenovo Yoga. I remember my mother yelling at me because I am Australian so the cheap price of 2.7 was actually like $15, but I got a code for AE with it!
I didn't have a steam account by the time that AE was released for early access in 2019, so I played it on Itch.io, and had the steam key. I remember wanting to have it on steam in 2023, I remember crying my eyes out because I thought I had lost the steam key. But I didn't, I was so happy to have found the key again, and as you can see from above, I've been loving it. I have a good gaming laptop, I can run the game at around fantastic which is fine for me.
I actually met one of my best friends from this game, I have drawn art, I have lore for my packs.
I remember being so excited for Towerfall and now it's a reality. I don't know how Eduweb wanted to have the episodic gameplay go, with Amethyst Mountain being the tutorial level, Slough Creek was establishing your territory and raising young pups and I think Towerfall was supposed to be for young hunters; but I am glad we can move between maps freely, I like pretending they are the seperate episodes sometimes.
But younger me could have never imagined that I would ever play a realistic wolf game that is so true to life as a game can get. The only thing I miss is the limpy cosmetic, which I know will never be possible because it would mess with the kinetics of the wolf model.
I know they don't plan on updating the wolf model, but it isn't the most realistic, I think the paws are the major uncanny thing about them. Asides from that small nitpick- I love the game, I feel it is balanced, theres multiple different options for how realistic you want to play the game, you have a pretty good amount of customisation for a realistic wolf game.
FUN BUT LONG SEPTEMBER. IM NOT YELLING I LIKE CAPS LOCK
I love this game! Grew up playing mostly the classic version (R.I.P to multiplayer on there btw) and now playing this version i LOVE IT. 100% must play for any animal sim lovers
Its an amazing game to burn time, have fun, grow a pack, and ha hundreds of hours of gameplay. Though sometimes the AI is quite annoying it still has lots of personality. I think its worth the buy and there are also quite a few DLC'S and they are all amazing, especially the maps. Lost River is an amazing map.
Great! game, unique in it's own right.
Wolfquest is a loving tribute to science and ecology, wrapped in a digital gaming format. The anniversary edition adds a whole new side to the experience wherein you can play freeform and repeat the gameplay loop through multiple generations, and the varying gameplay difficulties can really drive home a sense of accomplishment and danger.
I would heartily reccomend this game to anyone interested in wildlife.
Video games often try to impress players with spectacle—bigger worlds, more weapons, louder explosions. Yet some of the most meaningful experiences in games come from something quieter. WolfQuest stands out as one of the best games ever made not because it overwhelms the player, but because it invites them to slow down and experience life through the eyes of a wolf. Through its realism, emotional storytelling, and connection to nature, WolfQuest creates an experience that can genuinely move players in ways few games manage.
One of the most remarkable aspects of WolfQuest is its commitment to realism. Developed in collaboration with wildlife experts and inspired by the real wolves of Yellowstone, the game focuses on the daily life and survival challenges of a wild wolf. Instead of typical game mechanics like leveling up through combat or collecting endless loot, players hunt elk, establish territory, find a mate, and raise pups. These simple systems create a powerful sense of responsibility. When you hunt, you are not just defeating an enemy—you are feeding your family. When you patrol territory, you are protecting your pups from rival wolves. This shift in perspective transforms ordinary gameplay into something much more meaningful.
Raising pups in particular is where WolfQuest becomes emotionally powerful. The pups are small, curious, and vulnerable. They wander too far from the den, whine when they are hungry, and tumble around while playing together. As the player, you become deeply invested in their survival. When danger approaches—whether it is a bear, cougar, eagle, or rival wolf pack—the tension feels real. You are not protecting a health bar or a quest objective; you are protecting your family. When a pup survives a harsh winter or safely grows older, it feels genuinely rewarding. And when one is lost, the moment can feel surprisingly heavy.
Another reason WolfQuest stands out is how it creates a connection to the natural world. The landscapes are based on real locations in Yellowstone National Park, and the game captures the rhythm of life in the wilderness. Long stretches of travel, quiet observation, and the constant need to survive mirror the reality of wild animals. The game does not rush the player. Instead, it encourages patience—watching elk herds to find a weak target, listening for distant howls, or traveling across valleys under the changing sky. These moments create a calm, reflective atmosphere that many modern games lack.
Emotionally, WolfQuest also fosters empathy. Playing as a wolf changes how players think about predators and wildlife. Wolves are often portrayed as villains in stories, but the game shows them as complex animals trying to survive in a difficult environment. After spending hours hunting, defending territory, and raising pups, it becomes easier to understand why wolves behave the way they do in the wild. That perspective shift can stay with players long after they stop playing.
Finally, WolfQuest is powerful because it tells stories that feel personal. Each playthrough becomes a unique narrative shaped by the player’s choices and luck. Maybe a harsh winter forces you to travel far from your den. Maybe your mate saves a pup from a predator at the last moment. Maybe a rival pack constantly pressures your territory. These events are not scripted cutscenes—they emerge naturally from the simulation. Because of that, the stories feel like your own experiences rather than something the game simply shows you.
In the end, WolfQuest proves that a game does not need constant action to be unforgettable. By focusing on realism, family, survival, and the natural world, it creates a deeply emotional experience. It reminds players that life in the wild is fragile but meaningful, and that even small victories—like feeding your pups or hearing them howl for the first time—can feel powerful. For many players, including myself, WolfQuest is more than just a game. It is an experience that builds empathy, encourages reflection, and leaves a lasting emotional impact.
Only if you like crazy hard games, don't mind pups dying all the time to the point that you only name the ones worth saving, and spam save & load. I am on easy and it is a challenge. 1st - don't worry about a huge territory. You will get wolves trying to steal food and kill pups with 45 hexes, 2nd- move pups every 3 sleeps or fleas get bad and you will usually have a sick pup by the 4th sleep after they are born. 3rd - bring pups with you whenever you can as soon as they reach the age to outgrow dens. They do not run off when traveling with you. 5th - Do not listen to the BS about animals at higher elevation. I almost always find animals on the plains. 6th - Get a den on a mountain with plains nearby to get the most prey. 7th - DO NOT BOTHER with pronghorns. Total waste of time. Stick with Elk and mule deer. Bison and Moose will usually cause you and the pack more damage than they are worth, especially since Bear and Mountain Lions will steal it anyway and you will get more hurt trying to go back to the kill. You are better off killing something new everyday. 8th - Sick pups are hit and miss. I have stayed with them the entire time available (5 minutes) and they die anyway, especially kk ones. Go to the family tree when they are born and it will give you their stats. If you wouldn't play them, do not waste time trying to save them. There is always another year for pups. 9th - to make your pack more likely to disperse, growl them away from food and do not feed them 100%. The best time to get them to leave is fall, followed by spring when your mate is pregnant again. Find the dispersing wolves and bring you pack to them and they will entice some of your kids away. 10th - your dispersed kids will try to kill your pups and fight you for food so do not hesitate to kill them when they get in the way. Pups that leave w/o finding mates will return to your pack after a year without finding a mate. 11th - Do not hold onto live prey for more than 3 bites. The 4th bite is usually the worst and the bigger prey/predators do serious damage to you after that. Try to run prey until they get tired and steer them back towards the den site so you do not have to travel far if you want to re-visit the kill. Hope this helps! If you love wolves and a huge challenge, this game is for you. I am trying to unlock everything I can before I go to a higher difficulty level. The 1st year is the hardest. Try to keep at least 2 pups and they will really help for the following pup year. If you only have one sick pup and need to move dens, carry the sick one. Good luck and hope you enjoy this game!
This game takes me back to when i played the OG as a kid... One of the first games that got me into gaming
SO GOOD AND I AM A WOLF AND SO FUN AND YAY
peak game
Loved this game so so so much. Got a new computer though and NOTHING went over. Lost over a year of a game I had and I'm genuinely so dissapointed and angry right now. (UPDATE) Still cant fix it. Nothing saved to my steam cloud. I lost 35.6 hours of gameplay and cant even restore anything plus its saying that my account that I know exists just doesnt anymore,. I dont even see a point in playing anymore because of this ngl.
I've grown on WolfQuest since I was young. Really enjoy the teaching within the game of how a pack can work. They went to Yellowstone and did a ton of research, and it's not a huge team. Thanks for the fun you've given me over the years!
I bought the game just recently and haven't regretted it for a second! It's amazing to see how a project that once started with simple graphics has evolved into such a detailed and deep world
I've been a part of the WQ community since childhood, and honestly this game raised me. I genuinely believe that WQ has taught me very important lessons about respecting wildlife, using critical thinking when it comes to animals, and teaching me about very real events happening in the wolf community. It also sparked my very enthusiastic love for elk. Never once have I felt cheated or overcharged for anything, and the team is very clearly dedicated to bettering this game from every possible angle. The saga has impressed me even further, and I'd like to admit that I will be staying with WQ until the very end. If you are considering purchasing this game, do it. It is educational, tense when it needs to be, and fun. The immersion is stellar as well, and they are constantly updating. Thank you WQ, and the WQ team, for doing all that you do and improving my gaming experience beyond measure. Throw a couple bucks at this game, you won't regret it.
this game is so fun and is very good for kids,i totaly recomend this game
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Really fun game, I've only played single player so far and am really enjoying it. It is a bit difficult to figure out where the dens are at first but once you find out what you are looking for it gets easier. Raising pups is tough work though. My first litter of 6 only 2 survived. Cant wait to expand my family tree.
I have played WolfQuest since back in the early days before Steam and the development of the game has come a long way in terms of improved mechanics and gameplay.
If wolves are your favorite animal (like mine!) and you like animal life simulation games then WolfQuest will easily become something you enjoy. The devs strive to keep the game accurate to real wolves and their behavior while also being fun to play. When I praise the educational/accuracy aspect of their game it goes beyond them doing a simple Google search online- the devs talk about consulting wolf biologists and different reputable resources while making decisions for their game which I thought was really cool!
There's still a very active playerbase for this game which you can also connect with on the official Discord server. Additionally, if singleplayer becomes stale I find joining a multiplayer lobby can be refreshing as you work with other players acting as a real pack unit made up of multiple different personalities, priorities, and gameplay strategies.
After playing the saga fully through I find myself doing a lot of achievement hunting trying to gain some more tedious achievements. Sometimes the game can get a bit repetitive when you log hundreds of hours- but with the simulations never being fully identical and customizable it keeps things interesting from playthrough to playthrough.
I look forward to the ongoing development of the game as the devs are always working on improving things. If you are a fan of WolfQuest I highly recommend checking out their Devblog videos on their youtube channel. This is actually how I recently realized I was putting too much pressure on maintaining my territory- now I feel a lot more free and less annoyed with maintaining territory.
AwoooOOOOoooooOOOooo!! TLDR; Wolf lovers will go [i]WILD[/i] for this game.
i love to play this game its very realistic and amazing and the gameplay in this is amazing and i really liked playing this game when i was a kid
Litterally the most developed, thought out, researched, and loved-by-its-creators game ive ever played. they put so much thought into EVERY ASPECT of the game, trying to model it off of real wolves, and thus it feels less like every game i've ever played with sterotypial missions and actions and play-styles, and more like being an actual animal fighting for every bit of food i can get. i've fallen in love with the devs youtube channel too, highly reccomend it if you want a really good history of the game and some good playing tips. god i havent even mentioned the GRAPHICS?? THE SOUNDTRACK???(Tim Buzza you are a God) god its wonderful, so much love is put into every last corner of this game. lasty, if you were like me and really into warrior cats as a kid and never found a good game to roleplay it, THIS is where you want to go, its just warrior cats but better and with wolves instead.
very fun game
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love this game dearly
Ts is so peak
good game been playing since beta release
soooo much fun a little slow though
