Better than Loren
Most people seem to like Loren the Amazon princess better, but I would go as far to say this is better. It’s a little unclear of who you are able to romance but besides that it is a great game.
Awesome but...
THIS game is amazing but it has really bad lags and glitches. If you can please fix it
Love it
It’s fun to play and you can fight battles, make friends and roleplay. And if you don’t like it you’re wierd
Choices
The game is pretty good but you should have more choices
7/10
Season of the Wolf is a game that takes place in the same world as Celso Riva's other fantasy rpg: Loren Amazon Princess, but is not a direct sequel. Unfortunately this game fails to live up to the bar placed by its predecessor. The mini map and more diverse skill list are a noted improvement, but it removes a lot of the features that made the previous game enjoyable while adding little else.
In the previous game you customized your starting stats by establishing your characters background through several text options. You also had the option to establish a sort of tone (polite, joking, or aggressive) that flavor your character's personality over the story. Not so here, this game instead has a playable backstory and an already established personality for your character. Which would be fine if the character's personality and backstory wasn't so incredibly bland. The disparity of choices the player can make is also kind of off putting since you have no way of spicing up the blank slates that are the twins.
Romance is now incredibly linear as well. Each sibling has two romance options, one straight, one gay.
The character's themselves in this game aren't uninteresting (aside from the twins), but you are also given fewer chances to actually sit down and chat with them.
The story (the games most redeeming factor) overall is adequate. It's enjoyable, but you aren't going to be blown away by its creativity or anything.
In the previous game you customized your starting stats by establishing your characters background through several text options. You also had the option to establish a sort of tone (polite, joking, or aggressive) that flavor your character's personality over the story. Not so here, this game instead has a playable backstory and an already established personality for your character. Which would be fine if the character's personality and backstory wasn't so incredibly bland. The disparity of choices the player can make is also kind of off putting since you have no way of spicing up the blank slates that are the twins.
Romance is now incredibly linear as well. Each sibling has two romance options, one straight, one gay.
The character's themselves in this game aren't uninteresting (aside from the twins), but you are also given fewer chances to actually sit down and chat with them.
The story (the games most redeeming factor) overall is adequate. It's enjoyable, but you aren't going to be blown away by its creativity or anything.
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