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IceWolf said to me one day that he noticed a trend where werewolves/anthro wolves in games always have really baggy pants and regular-sounding names that don't really fit the setting.
So meet Jim, another for the list.
So meet Jim, another for the list.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Doodle
Species Wolf
Size 1280 x 1240px
File Size 296.4 kB
For the names I can't answer but for the baggy pants...
1. Possibly for the freedom of movement while wearing pants as opposed to say speedos.
2. Modesty to hide how seriously jacked their legs are with failing results.
3. Serious modesty because well, werewolves don't like wanting to make horses cry.
1. Possibly for the freedom of movement while wearing pants as opposed to say speedos.
2. Modesty to hide how seriously jacked their legs are with failing results.
3. Serious modesty because well, werewolves don't like wanting to make horses cry.
Ones I can think of off the top of my head, as well as including those Ice mentioned in his original examples, include
Skyrim (you can make your character into a werewolf in that, plus there's a great deal of mods out there for added flavours)
Trials of Mana/Seiken Densetsu 3 (Picking Kevin on your team)
Darkstalkers
Shining Force 1, 2, and 3 all have werewolf/wolfish anthros you can recruit on your team
Suikoden 2
Terraria (there's an accessory you can obtain which turns you into a werewolf at night, boosting melee abilities)
Skyrim (you can make your character into a werewolf in that, plus there's a great deal of mods out there for added flavours)
Trials of Mana/Seiken Densetsu 3 (Picking Kevin on your team)
Darkstalkers
Shining Force 1, 2, and 3 all have werewolf/wolfish anthros you can recruit on your team
Suikoden 2
Terraria (there's an accessory you can obtain which turns you into a werewolf at night, boosting melee abilities)
I've played skyrim and terraria before and enjoyed especially the werewolf look in teraria. It's sadly more of a funny feature than the wolf feeling i think. Also the skyrim werewolves are dissapointingly looking like (no offense) big rats with rugged fur. I will look up the other mentioned games with huge interest. Thanks for helping on this journey to find a settisfying werewolf expirience
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