Werewolves: Haven Rising
Rise up, werewolves! Throw off the shackles of a tyrannical military police state. Fight for your pack! Fight for your honor! Fight for your freedom!
Werewolves: Haven Rising is a 285,000-word interactive novel by Jeffrey Dean, where your choices control the story. It’s entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
You are one of fifteen pups born in Haven, a government internment camp where werewolves are forced to live and work. Raised in this refuge since birth, you’ve never known the freedom of the wilds. You soon discover the elders have selected you for a mission that will put you directly into the cross-hairs of both the military and werewolf radicals alike!
You’re a new breed of lupine explorer, your hunting grounds an urban jungle of steel and concrete. When your expedition to a forbidden military base goes wrong, a startling discovery sparks an escalation of violence and tragedy that will lead your pack to the hungry maw of war.
- Play as male, female, or nonbinary; gay, straight, or bisexual.
- Rise to power in opposition to a war monger or join him in the fight for werewolf supremacy!
- Train in the path of the warrior, the shadow, or the sage.
- Fight your enemies with claw and fang, or take a non-lethal approach.
- Uncover the true motivations of a powerful anti-werewolf zealot.
- Explore several potential romances, finding love in an increasingly chaotic world.
Once hunted and imprisoned, the werewolves rise again!
Game Discussion
Steam User 0
I really wish the author of this game would do a WoD Werewolf: The Apocalypse game and show them how it's done, because I tried that OTHER werewolf CYOA game (I know this game is it's own original universe) and I literally couldn't finish it. THIS game however, the writing is so much crisper, the right amount of descriptive, and it doesn't feel like it's preaching at you. It's SUBTLE in many ways, comparatively. I also love that it takes place in a semi-post apocalypse setting, and I feel like it handles the mature themes of genocide/ethnic cleansing, fascist bigotry and ideology and where it leads in a tactful and measured way. It doesn't *tell you* how you should feel, it just presents the story with plenty of emotive and memorable characters, including my terrorist were-wife Bly. Def recommend and hope the author is still making more of these !
Steam User 0
Epic game very choice
Steam User 1
I love it
It has some flaws
But I love it
Steam User 0
Good
Steam User 0
Can't wait for book three!