Werewolf The Apocalypse Heart Of The Forest
Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Heart of the Forest plunges you into the heart of a primeval wilderness in modern-day Central Europe. It is there that the protectors of nature wage an ancient and endless battle against destructive forces.
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Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Heart of the Forest plunges you into the heart of a primeval wilderness in modern-day Central Europe. It is there that the protectors of nature wage an ancient and endless battle against destructive forces.
You play as Maia, who travels to Poland hoping to discover her family roots. In her search for information about her ancestry, she will uncover her family's dark secrets and the hidden truths of Central Europe's last wilderness.
Visit real places filled with mystery and power. Explore local legends and traditions. Discover the fascinating world and history of the border regions between Poland and Belarus. You'll see how nature clashes with technology and greed. Can it survive without our help?
- An immersive story that rivals the best detective novels.
- Stunning, unique collages that combine hand-illustrated characters with photos of real places that will inspire you.
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Geoffrey Marlin –
Incorrect description. Incorrect description; only compatible with Xbox X.
Astrid –
Unusable, wrong version. The product was advertised for Xbox One and Xbox Series X, but I received an Xbox Series X version only, so it's unusable on my Xbox One. I'm returning it and I wouldn't recommend it, as I'd never receive the wrong version again.
Nani Yanko –
Misleading. The image is misleading; it says it's for Xbox One when it's actually an Xbox Series X game. A complete waste of money.
Pochot –
Games are good, but after-sales service is terrible. The after-sales service is awful. I requested a cancellation immediately after purchase because I received the wrong console. I requested the cancellation, and two minutes later they sent it for return. It's a very small return at your own expense; even the post office was surprised. Don't buy from them, it's better.
rmyers –
Great visual novel for fans of the world of darkness
Renee Brown –
I like the game worth the money
Benjamin –
Different Tale's Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest is a visual novel set in the long-running World of Darkness tabletop RPG universe, a universe most video game players will likely know best from 2004's Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines. Swapping blood-suckers for lycanthropes, this is a tale that gets off to a strong start, presenting a richly detailed and atmospheric setting, a strong cast of initial core characters and plenty of meaningful choices to be made along the way. However, as things progress, it all begins to feel rather rushed. As the narrative here plays out, choices begin to feel less crucial, new characters are hurriedly introduced and, in the end, the whole thing winds up feeling as though it's finished just as it was getting started.There's certainly an intriguing premise at the heart of this story with players assuming the role of Maia Boroditch, a Polish-American girl who's been besieged by terrifying recurring visions of an ancient forest that's somehow linked to her mysterious family history. Maia travels to her ancestral home of Bialowieza in order to piece together her past and investigates the nearby primaeval forest which she is convinced is the very same place that has haunted her dreams. Of course, once she arrives at her destination there's far more going on than Maia could ever have anticipated, and she's soon drawn into a narrative that shifts to focus on an aeons-old battle between the various lycanthropic sects who protect nature and humans who seem hellbent on destroying it for their own ends.
Clinton Forget –
When I saw that they had made a Werewolf: The Apocalypse game, I was excited. Then I began playing and was immediately less excited. To sum it up it's a glorified Choose-Your-Own-Adventure in a video game. I'll go one step further and say that it's not even as well written as the old CYOA series. It is very disjointed and doesn't play out very well. I don't want to put any spoilers on here, in case someone still chooses to waste their money like I did. It is literally all written, then you choose between one and three options (too many single options, which is like not having an option at all) to proceed. On top of that it only took me a few hours to get through the whole story. While it might have seemed like an interesting concept to the developers it definitely fails for someone excited at the idea of an RPG based on the most action oriented of the different World Of Darkness systems. The concept might have been better suited to Vanpire: The Masquerade or Mage: The Ascension; or better yet, Wraith: The Oblivion. Save your money and go play the table top version with your friends.
Wayfarer –
All OK.Entrega rapida, precinmtado y versión española.
Nacho Ramos –
I understand why I'm playing classic role-playing games with good reading for my own English... it's possible to play but it seems increible to me that in the 21st century and with the dinner that is spent in the production of video games, nor can it be translated into more languages. games. A lastima