A Wolf in Autumn Gameplay First Play Review
0bitparade.co.uk take a look at David Syzmanski's latest game A Wolf in Autumn
A Wolf in Autumn has a similar feel to his earlier game 'Fingerbones', heavier on puzzles than 'The Moon Sliver' and 'The Music Machine' (which is really good and well worth a play), smaller in focus, but still heavy with story.
The story is why you should play A Wolf in Autumn, or the narrative at least, the puzzles aren't anything to write home about, but like his other games it's all abut the experience. I'm not sure if we're going to do a review, it sort of feels a bit pointless when you can pick the game up for less than £1 (with launch discount), so I'll just say it's worth your time and investment.
Right at the end so maybe too late, but a word on the video itself, A Wolf in Autumn is not a long game, the hour playtime mentioned at the start is probably an overstatement, so it's worth bearing in mind that a 20 minute video by someone who'd finished the game before hitting record is going to spoil some stuff. I stopped the video before what I feel is the "big" puzzle, but hopefully you get an idea of what the game is