Sang-Froid - Tales of Werewolves

Some people might consider the story a bit simplistic, but it’s still really good and somewhat unique.

The game also features a pretty big skill tree, allowing you to upgrade a lot of different aspects of your character and traps.

The combat is a bit a basic, but it does have a really unique feature called “fear factor”.

Some have criticized the voice acting for a lack of polish, but it has a heartfelt community theater style that charms, entertains, and fits this project.

With the great music and the attention to detail in the sound, text, and visuals, I found myself getting very immersed in the setting, even while just visiting the different shops and buying supplies.

The puzzles the game offer during its increasingly higher difficulty of levels also surprised me, because with the harder game mode (playing Jack) you really have to rely on strategy (placing traps and making the right decisions) instead of APM-based action hack'n'slash.