Evil West: Werewolves are out to get you too

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Flying Wild Hog releases some gameplay videos to introduce the monsters of the splatter adventure game. The latest video is about the werewolves.

We already know that vampires play a big role in Evil West. But as a new video from Focus Entertainment shows, werewolves also play a crucial role in the game.

The former humans were turned into the hairy monsters by a curse. To satisfy their craving for flesh, they have made a pact with the vampires and thus act at their will. The werewolves are not only particularly fast and strong, they are also extremely resilient and can deal out nasty blows, as the gameplay footage shows.

In the gameplay videos over the past few weeks, the Boo-Hags, Highborn, Leecher and Screeching Devils have been featured. The video footage shown does not only give you first tips on how to fight these monsters. You also get further impressions of the in-game atmosphere of Evil West. As protagonist Jesse Reindeer introduces you to the monsters, you are also served cool sayings that give you further insight into his character.

Evil West will be released on November 22nd for PC, PlayStation and Xbox. You can find more gameplay material and an introduction to the setting in our (Overview).

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