Never Date Werewolves

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Never Date Werewolves is a single player casual role playing game with a romance theme. It was developed by Heart's Choice and was released on April 16, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Dating a werewolf means you’re left with a litter of kids who turn into cubs when they get upset. You’ve got the silver out of the house, meat in the fridge – but contrary to your ex, you can’t turn into a wolf when the cubs decide to do a runner!

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Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

The game offers a heartwarming and relatable experience, especially for those familiar with single parenting and the challenges it entails.
The children are well-written and adorable, adding a charming element to the story that many players appreciate.
The game successfully blends slice-of-life elements with social commentary, making it an engaging read despite its short length.

The love interests are underdeveloped and often unappealing, leading to a lack of investment in romantic storylines.
The game is quite short, which limits character development and the depth of the overall narrative.
Players often feel forced to choose between focusing on their children or pursuing romantic relationships, leading to a linear and unsatisfying experience.

story
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The story features engaging social commentary on prejudice, creating a sense of uncertainty about character trustworthiness, which enhances player investment. However, it is criticized for being somewhat underdeveloped, with all romantic attempts ending in failure and a brief overall length of about an hour. Despite its simplicity and obvious hints, the narrative remains enjoyable and easy to follow.
- “The additional social commentary of prejudice against people who are different also made me invested in the story, as I didn't know who to trust in my first playthrough—the neighbor or the teacher. I opted for neither, getting the 'Love is for Fools' achievement.”
- “Cool little story, easy to read. The hints are a bit obvious, but it makes your decisions even more enjoyable.”
- “The story is a bit half-baked, as all dates end up as failures due to the kids not liking them or the person being a jerk.”
- “A bit too short for my liking; it took about an hour or so to finish the story one time.”
gameplay
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The gameplay combines traditional slice-of-life romcom elements with a child-rearing mechanic, while also incorporating themes of prejudice, creating a unique and engaging experience.
- “The game seamlessly blends classic slice-of-life romcom elements with a unique 'raise your children' mechanic, all while addressing underlying themes of prejudice.”
- “The gameplay is engaging and offers a fresh take on the genre, making every decision feel impactful.”
- “I love how the mechanics encourage exploration and interaction, creating a rich and immersive experience.”
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Users find the emotional aspect of the game to be heartwarming, suggesting it effectively evokes feelings of warmth and connection.
- “It is heartwarming.”
- “The story made me feel a deep connection to the characters.”
- “I was moved to tears by the emotional depth of the narrative.”