Fit check
Is Blood of the Werewolf worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of classic platformers who want demanding combat and movement challenges
- Players who enjoy monster-movie enemies and boss encounters
- Score chasers who want leaderboards, speed runs, and repeatable challenge modes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed platformer may find the deliberately difficult action and frequent deaths demanding
- Players looking for a long, branching adventure may find the 15-level story structure focused and compact
- Players wanting primarily exploration or puzzle solving may prefer a game built around those activities
Our take on Blood of the Werewolf
The revenge premise and monster roster receive prominent attention, but the core offering is a compact platformer: 15 story levels supported by score and procedurally generated challenge modes. Its appeal rests on repeated attempts, demanding movement, and leaderboard competition rather than a broad narrative campaign.
What is Blood of the Werewolf?
Play as Selena, a mother and werewolf seeking revenge after monsters kill her husband and take her child.
The game combines human and werewolf forms, with moonlight triggering the transformation. Human Selena uses upgradeable weapons, while her wolf form gains unlockable powers. Story Mode includes 15 levels, more than 30 creatures, and five boss arenas featuring monsters such as Dracula, the Mummy, and Frankenstein. Score Rush adds leaderboard competition, while Endless Challenge creates procedurally generated stages with increasingly difficult enemies. Players can also pursue speed-run challenges, achievements, collectibles, and hidden items. Platforming uses air control and requires shooting, slashing, smashing, and timing movement through monster-filled stages.
How Blood of the Werewolf plays
- 01Dual Character Forms
- Moonlight switches Selena between a weapon-using human form and a werewolf form with unlockable abilities.
- 02Story Mode
- The main campaign contains 15 levels, over 30 creature types, and five arenas built around monster bosses.
- 03Score Rush
- A leaderboard-focused mode records scores for competition with friends.
- 04Endless Challenge
- Procedurally generated stages pair changing layouts with monsters that become harder over time.
- 05Weapon Upgrades
- Human-form weapons and wolf abilities can be improved during the game.
- 06Hidden Collectibles
- Stages contain hundreds of collectibles and concealed items to find.
Blood of the Werewolf compared to similar games
SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is a runner with shooting elements, while Blood of the Werewolf centers on platforming, form changes, boss arenas, and multiple challenge modes. Sundered: Eldritch Edition is presented as a chaotic metroidvania, whereas Blood of the Werewolf uses a 15-level story structure with score-based and procedurally generated modes.
Blood of the Werewolf: platforms & release
Is Blood of the Werewolf worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of classic platformers who want demanding combat and movement challenges. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed platformer may find the deliberately difficult action and frequent deaths demanding.
Where can I download Blood of the Werewolf?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Blood of the Werewolf's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Blood of the Werewolf on?
Windows only.
