Avatar Of The Wolf Demo

When it comes to fantasy stories, gods play an important role in the worlds that are presented to the players, especially in RPGs that feature different races. Each deity provides believers with specific abilities, and their powers are truly impressive if the gods themselves are put in the position to fight. However, it’s definitely not easy to create original concepts in the genre nowadays.

Avatar Of The Wolf is a text-based adventure game with role-playing elements, in which you have to fight in the name of a god named Wolf and try to avenge his death, while also searching for ways to revive him. Every choice you make along the way affects the story, and you can actually forget all about the resurrection process and focus on something else entirely.   The game world is particularly interesting, mainly because the gods play a much more active role in the ordinary life of mortals. Hence, they constantly use them as pawns in order to achieve their purposes, so it’s not unusual to see regular people going on missions for various gods. Thankfully, you have the option to bring all this to a halt with your decisions, which is great if you are feeling vengeful for some reason.

Besides affecting the story, the decisions you take also shape your character’s personality and traits throughout the plot, so you can end up with an entirely different character at the end in terms of abilities. Others change their opinion of you as well, and it’s even possible to engage in romantic relationships if you want to do so, since there are plenty of characters to choose from in this regard as well.   Even if there are no actual graphics to talk about, the writers did a great job when it comes to describing landscapes and creating a unique atmosphere. However, it can still be difficult for newcomers to get used to the lack of visual aids, so the game might not be for everyone. Thankfully, at least you can always create your own soundtrack by playing the desired music in the background.

In the end, Avatar Of The Wolf is more than capable of keeping you engaged from start to finish, especially if you like fantasy stories and you do not mind the slightly exaggerated concepts. However, you really need to be a fan of text-based adventure in order to get the most out of the game.