Another mechanic during the night is the wind: players must keep track of it so they do not get detected by enemies. FF is represented by a sliding bar on the HUD, and acts as a physical representation for your enemy's next attack. Melee combat brings with it a Fear Factor or FF mechanic, which represents the amount of intimidation you have over your enemies: as long as they fear you, they will not attack. Players must interact with certain traps, while others are automatic. You have an axe at your disposal along with a historically accurate musket that is muzzle loaded. A night can consist of 1-6 waves, each wave consisting of any number of enemies. ĭuring the night, the player takes control of their selected hero, and can run around the forest from a 3rd person perspective. Players can also visit the local villages to purchase goods and services from the shops like a new axe or musket. The player has a plethora of information at their disposal to help plan an appropriate strategy for every chapter such as types of enemies, size of enemy packs, pack target and path, enemy health, trap damage, etc. You get additional AP for every building you must defend over the course of the game. Each trap costs Action Points or AP, and some cost money as well. The player has a top down view of the forest, and must place traps in order to defend the buildings in the area. ĭuring the day, Sang-Froid plays like a typical tower defense game. Taking place over three weeks in the month of December, each chapter consists of a day and night cycle. Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves is a variant of a tower defense game The player, taking control of one of the two O'Carroll brothers, must protect their forest from the onslaught of werewolves and other folkloric creatures the Devil is sending at them on a nightly bases. Sang-Froid: A tale of werewolves transports players into 19th century Canada, a land of legend populated with Will-O'-the-Wisps, Windigos and Werewolves, in which two feuding brothers will have to put aside their differences to save their sister, who is pursued by the Devil himself.
The story is co-written with best-selling Canadian author Bryan Perro, and features the likes of the Devil, Werewolves, Will o' the Wisp and other such creatures of legend. Sang-Froid is heavily influenced by Canadian and Native-American Folklore, while also staying true to the history of the time. Sang-Froid was part of Steam Greenlight, and was officially greenlit on November 30, 2012. It is an action-strategy game, with tower defense and RPG elements.
Sang-Froid: Tales of Werewolves is a strategy video game developed by Canadian Company Artifice Studio.
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