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The Outer World for mac OS was a difficult project, but finally, we are proud to present it. The main feature of this game is the “player-driven story”. There are only a few games with such an intense storyline. The level of customization is very high, based on the player’s decisions. They will have an impact on the story, character’s skills, companion’s skills, companion’s behavior, and the end game scenario. In other words, we can say that this game can be played in numerous styles. We never played an RPG for macOS with gameplay based so much on the player’s decisions. This the main reason for which we strongly recommend Outer Worlds Mac OS X to all the players who love this genre.

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The greatest feature of The Outer Worlds is the companions’ system. We rarely see this feature in a game for mac, and this makes it even more entertaining. As you progress through the game and based on your decisions, you can recruit non-playable characters. You will see they can be very useful in combat, even essential sometimes. Soon after you begin the story you will become the owner of a ship. This will serve as your hub, from where you can fast travel to certain destinations. It will be also the home of your companions, as you can take only two with you while exploring and fighting your enemies.

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The Outer Worlds macOS is played from a first-person view. You will be a rebel in a futuristic SCI-FI world, controlled only by the big corporations. It received generally favorable reviews from both critics and players. As we already said, the decision system is the most acclaimed feature of this game. Enjoy!

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– Minimum System Requirements –

CPU:Intel Core i3-3225 / AMD Phenom II X6 1100T
CPU Speed:1.8 GHz
RAM:4 GB
OS:OS X 10.10
Video Card:Nvidia GTX 650 Ti / AMD Radeon HD 7850
HDD Space:42 GB

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Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf
Developer(s)Winter Wolves
Publisher(s)Winter Wolves
Composer(s)Matthew Myers
EngineRen'Py
Platform(s)Android, iOS, Linux, Mac OS, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch
ReleaseAndroid, iOS, Linux, Mac OS, Microsoft Windows
November 15, 2014
Nintendo Switch
2020
Genre(s)RPG, Visual Novel
Mode(s)Single-player

Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf is a fantasyRPGvisual novel by Italian studio Winter Wolves. The game was released on November 15, 2014 and is a spin-off of Loren The Amazon Princess, which is set in the same universe. The game works for the Android, iOS, Linux, Mac OS, and Microsoft Windows platforms. A port for the Nintendo Switch is set to be released in 2020.[1]

Gameplay[edit]

Similar to Loren The Amazon Princess, the game offers a mix of classic visual novel gameplay, with RPG elements. The player reads through the story and occasionally has to fight against fantasy monsters. At the beginning the player can choose between a male and a female elven protagonist. Furthermore, it offers a variety of romance options with the party members, including homosexual relationships, and has different endings, based on the choices of the player and the relationships.

Battles can take place between the player's party and a party of enemies, with a maximum of six characters on each side. Each party consists of a front row, that is typically occupied by warrior type characters and can be attacked by anyone, and a back row, which typically holds weaker ranged and magical characters, that melee characters can only attack if the front row is unoccupied, in which case all on the back row will be forced to the front. Characters are able to swap places with others, or can move into unoccupied spaces on their turn, and warriors can gain the ability to force a character to swap with the one behind them.

Characters take it in turns to attack, with their speed, as well as the moves they use, determining how long they must wait. When a character's turn comes up, they have the choice of either attacking an enemy with their equipped weapon or abilities, using an ability to support the party, using an item for either healing or offense, or switching places. Should everyone in the player's party be killed, the player can reload a previous save. The player does not have the option of fleeing a battle, but should they win, the health and MP of all characters will be completely refilled, except at certain points of the story. As the player gains more followers, exceeding the maximum number of people they can have in a battle, they can reorganise the battle group outside of battles.

Plot[edit]

Following Althea and Shea, the game plays over the course of the four seasons. They travel along with others from the ice-shrouded town of Ninim to the desert-wrapped city of Dingirra to the storm-shrouded port of Shacklesplit.

Characters[edit]

  • Althea (voiced by Jessica Young)
The female protagonist of Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf.
  • Shea (voiced by David Young)
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The male protagonist of Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf.
  • Chalassa (voiced by Michelle Tabula)
A Bloodskin assassin.
  • Jariel (voiced by Patrick M. Seymour)
An Elven bard and a seasoned traveler.
  • Krimm (voiced by Elissa Park)
A human barbarian.
  • Riley (voiced by Kamran Nikhad)
A human illusionist.
  • Rowinda (voiced by Miranda Gauvin)
A human warlock.
  • Vaelis (voiced by Nicholas Andrew Loui)
A Snow Elven mercenary.

Development[edit]

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The game was created with Ren'Py. It features a theme song by Boossara, composed by Matthew Myers: Seasons of the Wolf. The original idea and the storyboard was invented by Celso Riva, while the writing was done by Götz Heinrich. The art was done by Shiver M., Slamet Mujono, Sheryn Ng, Stéphan Lemineur, Peter Petkov, and Therese M. Yucamco. Kevin Greenlee composed the original soundtrack, while Ayu Sakata was responsible for the battle voice production.

Expansion[edit]

The expansion titled Bad Blood was released on April 24, 2015. It includes additional story content after the end of the game and continues the plot. Furthermore, the DLC includes new mini games and some scenes change based on whom the player romanced.

Reception[edit]

RPGamer gave a rating of 3.0 of 5 points to the game and wrote: 'If forced to choose between Seasons Of The Wolf and its predecessor, then Loren The Amazon Princess would get the nod purely for its more rewarding overall storyline and larger set of intriguing characters. However, Seasons Of The Wolf provides a decent follow-up, and those who have enjoyed Winter Wolves' previous excursions or other visual novels should find it well worth the fifteen to twenty hours it takes to get through.'[2]

Twinfinite gave 4 out of 5 points with reviewer Mike Geib writing: 'Overall Seasons of the Wolf is a solid RPG. With excellent art, fun strategic combat, visual novel storytelling methods, and interesting characters it checks all the boxes required for a solid experience. Some might be turned away initially by the presentation, but Seasons of the Wolf is a must-play for fans of the RPG genre.'[3]

In 2014, the original song was named 'Best Song' by VNs Now![4]

References[edit]

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  1. ^'Ratalaika Games 2020 Visual Novel Showcase (EN)'. YouTube. March 4, 2020. Retrieved March 25, 2020.
  2. ^Alex Fuller. 'Tales of Aravorn: Seasons Of The Wolf - Review'. Retrieved 2015-01-27.
  3. ^Mike Geib (2015-01-21). 'Tales of Aravorn: Seasons Of The Wolf Review'. Retrieved 2015-01-27.
  4. ^http://vnsnow.com/2015/03/these-are-your-winners-for-the-2014-best-ofs

External links[edit]

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  • Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf at The Visual Novel Database

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