One more developer diary for Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Earthblood is here to give more insight into the various aspects of the Werewolf gameplay
Things are flowing out there faster than we will be in lupine form for Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Earthblood here. We have yet another developer video for the game to take us further into the World Of Darkness and the lands that Cyanide has built for us all. It has looked very fitting even with all of those promotional videos we saw for the antagonist company in the game. Now we get to dive a bit further into more of the mechanics and the essence of the Werewolf we will embrace on February 4th here. Points for those that caught all of those fun little WoD drops mixed in there.
In this new video, we get a little more on the various forms and what they are good for, and how the art direction went to give us a werewolf that fits the source and deviates from the romanticized versions we have seen too many times out there. That and a little more on the freedom of play we will have when it comes to the levels out there. This is a Werewolf game so combat can always be our first option but it does look like it will pay to go at things in different ways. Like taking out heavy hitters and other traps in the world. That is unless you master the different stances of the wolf that will allow for a variety of gameplay scenarios to play out. Have a better look at it all in motion just below as it is cool to see the level of detail they are going for here.
Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Earthblood — The Essence Of Rage (Dev Diary 2)
Werewolves are complex creatures with a desire to protect but also imbued with devastating rage. Our developers explain what it’s like to be a Werewolf in the World Of Darkness and how that manifests in Earthblood.
Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Earthblood is coming to Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4™, PS5™, and PC on February 4th.
Are you foaming at the mouth to get your hands on Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Earthblood and is this pushing you over the edge for it? Do you think we will need to swap stances in the game or will it just be a mechanic we can choose to use in the final game? Do you think we will gain access to any of the other mysticism from the source materials or will it just be the warrior we know we are getting? Give us all of that feedback in the comments and then feel free to discuss it all as you wish. We will definitely be sharing all we can get for Werewolf: The Apocalypse — Earthblood so be sure to keep sniffing around the site for that and more.