There’s commendation to show with its brief spells of level design, not least an attempt at setting the game predominantly around a connected hub. A fleeting handful of positives to share, for Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood is a predominantly dull and tonally-misguided addition to the World of Darkness property.
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this game is so bad that at the end is good lol.....i expect to be remembered as almost-cult launch game of the new gen