Project Werewulf

Editorial Has potential

Project Werewulf is a janky but genuinely entertaining action game that knows exactly what it is: a TPS survival-horror romp wrapped around explicit sexual content. The core gameplay—corridor shooting, environmental puzzles, and stealth sequences in the style of Resident Evil—works more often than it doesn't, and the character customization and scene variety are substantial. However, the game is undermined by poor UI clarity (indistinguishable interactive objects, confusing level design), clunky controls (weapons holster after every interaction, slow aim response, camera clipping), a single autosave that can trap you, and incomplete localization in some languages. The sexual content itself is a mixed bag: well-animated and frequent, but unskippable lengthy scenes and limited interactivity frustrate some players. Opinion divides sharply: enthusiasts praise it as a rare, unapologetic adult game with real mechanical depth and find the jank charming; frustrated players feel gatekept by bad design from the content they paid for. At sale price ($12–15), it's a worthwhile curiosity for the right audience; at full price, the rough edges sting more.