What's not to love? The game is set to be released some time in 2020 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Plus you get to play as a big ol' werewolf smashin' shit. Sure the graphical polish needs work, but the rage mechanic seems like an extremely unique way to make Earthblood stand out from the crowd. I have to admit I am insanely excited for the game based on what we saw. While the specifics on what he could learn weren't shared, I did catch a glimpse at one stealth ability that allowed Cahal to sniff out enemies while in the wolf form.Īt that our demo of Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood came to an end. We also got a look at the skill tree, which allowed Cahal to level up in either combat, stealth, or dialogue. The developer said he could also talk to tree spirits to get side quests. We got to see that Cahal could just hang out with wolves and bears without being bothered. This was more used to show off that each level was open enough for you to explore, even if the game won't be open world. We then moved to the second part of the demo, which took place in a dense forest. You need to be careful in what you provoke people to say, as filling up your rage in conversation has the same result as it does in combat: you become a feral werewolf and have to kill everyone else to go back to normal. When you talk to other characters you can gain rage from the conversations. Rage doesn't just fill up in combat either. If it fills up all the way Cahal goes feral, and the only cure for that requires killing everyone in the nearby area, including your friends. This is because you need to manage your rage. You may have noticed I said "have to" rather than "can".
You have to spend rage to use special abilities, such as leaping slams or charging forward. As you hit enemies, or get hit by them, you gain rage. There's also a super important element present in Earthblood, and that's managing rage.
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