I do have a couple things I would like to say.. This game, even though it's on different consoles. So far, this game isn't what the pictures have on the website or store to buy. I do like the concept, but it's just that. Nothing more than a concept game, where the structure of animals do not act according to how real life works, For instance, 2 tigers next and in between them is an animalI do have a couple things I would like to say.. This game, even though it's on different consoles. So far, this game isn't what the pictures have on the website or store to buy. I do like the concept, but it's just that. Nothing more than a concept game, where the structure of animals do not act according to how real life works, For instance, 2 tigers next and in between them is an animal such as a deer or something that those animals would normally attack, the English translation of the game, is very poor. The pups, you can only have 2. And on that subject, once you buy them, you can't change their coats, or even level them up after level 10, the detail of the game is no more greater than an app for your phone but on the bigger screen. You don't get to see your pups beyond the menu screen. You can change your coat. But you need to play the game for many, many hours and questing before you can unlock them, using tokens you get from the quests. The pups you level up, are so easy to kill off, once they do get injured, they return to the "den." Using those tokens again from questing to "instantly heal your pup." Or if you like you can wait 1 hour for them to heal, and then they can return, however once you wait that long and continue to quest, you go back into the menu. And what you see is that the pup is still injured, and cannot come out and that it's still needing to be healed. Thus there is a loop, where the pup is indefinitely injured, unless you use tokens from questing to remove the curse of the permanent injury. It almost feels outside of that, that the game game was just brushed together very quickly to make a few dollars. The last and final thing which really made me upset with this game, is the store display of this game. The description is fairly accurate to the actual game itself. But the pictures of the game. Speaking from personal experience, none of the pictures on display, are not in the game. There isn't any detail, or reflections. The wolves do not look as pretty as they do on the screenshots they placed., All in all, if you are looking for a game that uptalks the product, and you feel that the game is going to be amazing. It's really just meh. The reason I gave it a 4.0 rating out of 10, is because of the fact that outside of the game itself being very shoddy. It does do one thing right, and that is. That it's fun to RPG this game for people who love to focus on lore around wolves. Other than this. The game for the moment, does not seem to fit the market bill it's requesting. Only time will tell if this game. Does live up to what it could be, something very special and amazing. Until then. One can only hope.… Expand
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