Wolfstride

"Wolfstride is a stylish RPG from OTA IMON Studios and Raw Fury that features turn-based mech battles, quirky humor, and gorgeous art. Characters have a penchant for dragging, melancholic, over-the-top dialogue, which may not be everyone&s;s cup of tea."

"I wished for the game to have less of Catman&s;s running and, maybe, more ways for its secondary characters to interact with one another. But these are minor issues with a great experience. Wolfstride shows how well OTA IMON can …"

"High on style and characters that shine, Wolfstride is best considered an RPG-lite that is a fun journey with excellent writing."

"Ota Imon has something interesting to say with Wolfstride. I just hope it finds the right voice to say it with next time."

"Wolfstride has its flaws, but if you&s;re willing to get past them, it ends up having a unique charm in its story, characters and combat that&s;s worth checking out. Sure, the giant anime mech battles may be a main draw, …"

"Wolfstride is an enjoyable anime-like mech fighting adventure with an interesting cast of characters. Other than the slow start, it&s;s easy to ignore the parts that fall short."

"Wolfstride is a role-playing game about three former partners-in-crime coming to a turning point in their lives. When they inherit a junkyard mecha called Cowboy, they reunite to enter the planet’s most elite mecha competition: the Ultimate Golden God Tournament."

"Full of personality, with complex characters, deep plot and an extremely original game design, Wolfstride is an unforgettable title, which permeates moments of humor and drama with fun and surprisingly complex combat despite its apparent simplicity. Despite having some reservations …"

"Wolfstride is a monochromatic, comical, visual RPG that definitely has been influenced by classic anime produced by the likes of Japanese animation companies such as Gainax and Sunrise. The black and white filter it has presents itself as almost wanting …"

"Wolfstride is the rule-of-cool - it&s;s a game all about vibes and style and sick robots, and it never gets old or feels out-of-touch. That hefty amount of style certainly carries the game through it&s;s slower moments, but those are …"

"Wolfstride might have gotten off to a rough start, but I think if you go into it knowing that it’s a story-forward game, you’ll enjoy it quite a bit. I ended up liking the game way more than I thought …"

"Wolfstride has a wonderful concept and almost pulls it off, but it can&s;t come together into a cohesive experience."