External Links
- Story File
Contains wolvesatthedoor.taf
To play, you can download Story File, unzip it, and run the game in an ADRIFT version 4 interpreter. (The file is compressed with ZIP.)
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1 Off-Site Review
Delron Review Compilation
I was sadly disappointed by "Wolves at the Door" as well. I was only able to get through it because it had an easy password in the Generator. "Wolves at the Door" is only difficult because its important elements are insignificant to the Runner, making logic is inaccessible to the player-- once I had it open in the generator, I found the game easy, short, and disappointing. I would really liked to've seen a multiplicity of approaches to protecting oneself from wolves. I'm no park ranger, but my immediate thoughts were to Jack London's portrayal of wolf attacks.
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