The title isn't figurative; the game truly puts you in the shoes of a real gray wolf. The idea is being brought to life by Russian companies Second Reality (developer) and Dagestan Technology (publisher). They approached the project systematically, creating two animal classes — scout and warrior — each with its own speed, strength, and endurance, and three settings: a wild forest, a protected area, and a city. Each setting offers its own prey, but also its own enemies, and wolf packs fight each other for territory. Overall, the world is vast, with many particularly interesting objects, such as abandoned huts and deep caves. But curiosity shouldn't outweigh caution, as a hunter could be lurking anywhere. And that's not all why many are already eager to download it. Wolf Simulator, although no release date has been announced.
Other features of the game: - There is even a short plot. - The weather is changing: sometimes the sun is scorching, sometimes it’s pouring with rain. - The wolf's legs feed him, but he still gets tired. - To some extent it’s a horror film, even the soundtrack is oppressive, psychological. - The game's characters — animals and humans — have commendable AI. - Supported platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux.
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