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Wolfsbane

Review

This point-and-click adventure challenges you to find the werewolf in town using dialogue and exploration.

Wolfsbane is a 1995 DOS point-and-click adventure game developed by Midnight Games and published by Merit Studios; no earlier platform version exists.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1995
Perspective
Side view
Size
2.28 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Wolfsbane

Wolfsbane follows a merchant named Axel after a nocturnal werewolf attack leaves him cursed. He must identify and locate the creature that bit him before midnight to halt his own impending transformation.

The gameplay is primarily adventure-based, requiring exploration of a medieval town and interaction with its residents through a branching dialogue system. Information and objects must be gathered to solve the central mystery, presented from a side-scrolling viewpoint atypical for the genre.

While the core experience involves investigation and conversation, sporadic combat sequences introduce action elements, tracked by a health meter for the protagonist.

Wolfsbane Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
The introduction; and you thought you were having hair problems with old age...
Velcome to our vonderful home...
The Slaughtered Lamb -- hmm... suddenly, this place seems very inviting!
As might be expected, most townspeople scoff at rumors of werewolves.
Agh! A mugger stabs us mercilessly.
Job hunting...
Our friendly neighborhood sleazy character.
Checking our inventory.
Axel, the main protagonist