Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Heart of the Forest
- Platypousse
- June 19, 2024
- News
Werewolf: Heart of the Forest, the tabletop RPG now available on iOS!
Here's a piece of news that will delight fans of tabletop RPGs (including some members of the editorial team!): Werewolf: Heart of the Forest, the multi-award-winning game inspired by the tabletop RPG of the same name, is coming to iOS for $9.99. Already released on PC in 2020, Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Heart of the Forest, to use its full name, plunges you into a wilderness with a creepy, immersive atmosphere. We highly recommend it to all iPhone owners!
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Werewolf: Heart of the Forest brings the tabletop RPG experience to your mobile!
If you're unfamiliar with Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Heart of the Forest, here's the lowdown: in this game, you're plunged into a wilderness in the heart of Europe, on the border between Poland and Belarus. Far from being a peaceful land, the places you'll visit on your adventure are full of mystery and the battleground of nature's protectors and modern technology.
In Werewolf: Heart of the Forest, you take on the role of Maia, a young woman in search of her family roots who finds herself embroiled in a rather terrifying conflict.
What's special about Werewolf: Heart of the Forest, developed by Different Tales (on PC and now on iOS), is that it offers an experience very similar to that of a tabletop RPG. Obviously, every choice you make will have an impact on the rest of the story.
The gameplay is based mainly on dialogue and text, but also features a strong RPG aspect: you'll need to manage your various attributes and skills (Rage, for example, or your health) effectively to progress through the game and get out of complex situations.
Werewolf: Heart of the Forest, an award-winning game that's a must-try
In addition to its extremely positive ratings on Steam, Werewolf: Heart of the Forest has won a number of awards, including the prize for best digital culture game at Polityka's Passport 2020, and the prize for best game design at Dev.Play 2020.
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If you've got an iPhone and missed out on its release, or if you're curious about what a mobile adaptation of a tabletop RPG can offer, there's no reason not to give it a try! However, you'll need to spend $9.99 to download it.
Unfortunately, the developers have not yet said anything about a possible release on Android...
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