Nintendo Download: Werewolf: The Apocalypse

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First things first: this is not a revival of Bloody Roar. Nor is it a werewolf action game of any kind!

Instead, it’s based on the tabletop game by White Wolf Publishing, which was originally released in the ’90s and is still alive and kicking with the 5th Edition release this year. It’s also since branched off into games, including the “Heart of the Forest” release on PC in late 2020.

Today, it comes to Switch, along with Iris.Fall, and a bunch of stuff you can check out below.

  • Arcade Archives Shanghai III
  • Arcanoid Breakout
  • Dead Ground
  • Epitaph 
  • Grand Prix Racing
  • Iris.Fall
  • Kingdom Tales 2
  • Mahjong Adventure
  • Radio Commander
  • S.U.M. – Slay Uncool Monsters
  • Sense – A Cyberpunk Ghost Story
  • Stardash
  • SuperMoose
  • Top Gun Air Combat 
  • Travel Mosaics 7: Fantastic Berlin
  • Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest
  • Wrestling Empire
  • Yumemidori Nostalgia                

If you missed last week’s edition, here it is. For those who are interested, sales are going on for all platforms.


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