Winning the Ultimate Mech Tournament takes tactical skills to defeat opponents in epic GIANT MECH BATTLES and strategic savvy to repair and upgrade your Mech with the shiniest engines the world has seen. But you gotta pay up! Hit the streets to take any jobs the mysterious locals have to offer.
About the story
An exiled ex-Yakuza, a rookie combat pilot, and a grizzled mechanic team up to compete in the Ultimate Mech Tournament. Use skills and weapons to defeat other mechs in turn-based tactical combat. Make your way to the top by managing repairs, upgrading weapons, and learning new moves. Get to know the locals in a world caught between the last gasps of a simpler time and the shimmering metal of a sprawling metropolis. Build relationships, get job offers, and make that money to fight another day.
Platforms
iOS Switch PCGenres
Adventure Fighting Indie Role-playing (RPG) Strategy Visual NovelThemes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English and 8 more
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russian | |||
| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
| Japanese | |||
| English | |||
| French | |||
| German | |||
| Spanish (Spain) | |||
| Portuguese (Brazil) | |||
| Portuguese (Portugal) |
Media
Critic Reviews
RPG Fan
By Wes IliffWolfstride has a wonderful concept and almost pulls it off, but it can't come together into a cohesive experience.
Nintendo Blast
By Maurício KatayamaFull 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 about its rhythm and repetitive grinding, it's one of the most creative games I've ever had the opportunity to try.
PC Gamer
By Josh BroadwellOta Imon has something interesting to say with Wolfstride. I just hope it finds the right voice to say it with next time.
Geek Culture
By Jake SuHigh on style and characters that shine, Wolfstride is best considered an RPG-lite that is a fun journey with excellent writing.
COGconnected
By Tony BaeWolfstride 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 possible. It kept surprising me. It hooked me with its style, then its humor, and when I thought I knew everything, it showed me its heart. For only $18 CAD, Wolfstride has my strongest recommendation.
