Wolfstride is unabashedly cool and clearly a labor of love from the developer, so it's a real shame that it seems to have been so overlooked. While the gameplay itself lacks a certain degree of polish, everything else within this game feels delicately crafted; whether it be the distinctive visual presentation, the remarkable western-inspired soundtrack that I catch myself humming on a daily basis, or the lively characters that all conceal their own baggage that I was always eager to unpack.

This being a tale of self-redemption at it's core, the narrative did a great job of pulling on my heart strings and I truly wanted the best for all of the central characters by the time the conclusion rolled around. It's not often I yearn for a sequel, especially in cases like this where everything is wrapped up so pristinely, but I'd love an opportunity to hang out with this cast again in the future.

Wolfstride is unabashedly cool and clearly a labor of love from the developer, so it's a real shame that it seems to have been so overlooked. While the gameplay itself lacks a certain degree of polish, everything else within this game feels delicately crafted; whether it be the distinctive visual presentation, the remarkable western-inspired soundtrack that I catch myself humming on a daily basis, or the lively characters that all conceal their own baggage that I was always eager to unpack.

This being a tale of self-redemption at it's core, the narrative did a great job of pulling on my heart strings and I truly wanted the best for all of the central characters by the time the conclusion rolled around. It's not often I yearn for a sequel, especially in cases like this where everything is wrapped up so pristinely, but I'd love an opportunity to hang out with this cast again in the future.