The gameplay in Wolf Team is just surprising…very surprising. However, this is probably one of the few MMOFPS games out there where it aimed for something big and it paid off in a big way. Usually games fall flat when implementing crazy cool ideas and trying to get them to work effectively just doesn’t meld right. One of the really high points about the whole thing is that it actually works and works well. One of the noteworthy aspects about the game is that in addition to the standard deathmatch modes there are classic human vs human modes, werewolf vs werewolf modes, human vs werewolf modes, a capture the base mode, and a bomb mode where one team defends while the other team plants bombs at designated areas. Sarcasm aside, I really have to commend the designers for investing so much time into making sure that the game showcases a heck of a lot of quality within its functionality and execution. The game developers decided to combine a third-person wolf-melee game with a fully-functional first-person shooter and dump the entire thing within deathmatch style maps and call it an MMO. In the same way, though, it’s still a shooter popular with angry, testosterone driven young males.
However, the game is surprisingly good and well balanced enough to take hold of any shooter fan and keep them locked at the keyboard for many hours on end with nary a complaint about imbalance, hackers or a deficiency in weapon selection.
It sounds like a bad PG-13 action flick aimed at angry, testosterone driven young males. I mean, let’s face it a first-person shooter called “Wolf Team” isn’t exactly a highly original name or an entirely enticing sounding one either. After downloading and installing this game, I had my reservations going into Wolf Team.
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