The Wolf - Run & hunt wild

Delve into the world of wild wolves and experience life as one of them! The mobile Wolf RPG has arrived. Immerse yourself in an amazing environment, develop your character, and enhance your skills to rise as the Alpha of your pack! Choose between two modes: CO-OP or PVP - both available in Online Real-Time Multiplayer. Engage with players from across the globe!

ONLINE MULTIPLAYER SIMULATOR

Challenge players worldwide! The wilderness is always bustling with activity. Encounter other wolves in real-time and dominate the forest!

PLAY WITH FRIENDS

Team up with friends and family! Form your own group easily and enjoy gameplay together. Stay connected using the friends list and chat features.

CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATION

Will you embody a powerful Gray Wolf? Or perhaps a unique Dhole Wolf? Maybe the enigmatic Black Wolf suits you best. Select your favorite and craft your distinctive character!

RPG SYSTEM

Chart your own course! There are no prescribed paths in this simulator. Choose which attributes to enhance and which skills to upgrade on your journey to becoming the pack's Alpha!

REALISTIC 3D GRAPHICS

Take in the sights as you roam the map amidst breathtaking scenery! From your den to the mountains and streams, the top-notch graphics elevate gameplay. Isn't the wildlife incredibly lifelike? Try your hand at tracking them down!

VARIOUS GAME MODES

In Hunting mode, scour the map for prey - from rats and rabbits to does, foxes, raccoons, bisons, and bulls. Collaborate with fellow players for battles against formidable adversaries! For a more exhilarating challenge, engage in Battle Arena mode where you team up with other wolves to face off against rival packs. Let the war begin!

The Wolf Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Become the Alpha of the Pack

Strike The Loners

In real life, most predators typically keep an eye on whoever splits from their herd, so they can easily single them out as a snack. This is also true in The Wolf: If you run after an herd of animals, be it sheep, deer, or foxes or anything else that isn’t immediately hostile upon seeing you, watch them run first.

Then whoever splits from the main group, pick them off for an easy kill, then keep doing it until the entire group is dead. While most prey animals like sheep, doe and skunks will run at the sight of you and leave their friend to die if they lag too far behind, they WILL turn right around and gang up on you if you mindlessly rush them down and try to eat one of them while they’re still within aggro range.

Strike As A Pack

Some enemies are just too dangerous to fight even if they’re alone. While wolves are a deadly predator in their own right, they’re on the smaller end of the scale when it comes to murdery flesh-eaters.

Sadly, they tend to be no match for things like bears, bulls, tigers and other animals so large that even men with rifles would have trouble dealing with them. At least, if the wolf fights alone. As a pack animal, you can either teleport to your room’s Alpha when they howl (which they usually do if they spot something big, dangerous and very much edible), or if you’re the room’s top-scorer yourself, howl and set up a teleportation circle other players can easily reach you with.

Don’t be a lone wolf if you can help it: Come to the aid of your fellow wolves, or lead them into battle so they can aid you. You won’t just be helping yourself, you’ll be helping your fellows too with the shared EXP and stat point drops!

Take Turns With Aggro, Learn When To Back Off

So now you’ve got a bunch of you assaulting a bull several times your size.  Then you get thrashed anyway, or at least kill the bull but not after sending one of your buddies (or yourself) to a respawn point.

Since giving out commands mid-battle is nigh impossible on a smartphone (Heck, even on an emulator with a keyboard it’s painful), next time you might want to tell anyone teleporting in before the fight proper to take turns with enemy aggro and run if their HP is getting too low, at least if you’re the Alpha and the room happens to be a bit chattier than usual, or if you’re playing with friends. That way, the pack’s damage is maintained and everyone gets to partake of the EXP when the bull/tiger/bear/thing bigger than you goes down.

This goes for you too! If your HP is low, run away in a loose circle until your future dinner points their horns at someone whose insides aren’t currently dangling outside, then attack from the rear. On the other hand, if you’ve got HP to spare and your nearly dead buddy backs off, stay there and fight to give your wounded ally time to circle around and continue attacking. All this is twice as important if your group is small, as a single death can mean severely lowered DPS.

Big Food, Big Radar Signature

As a wolf, you have far better senses than any normal human (except maybe your monochrome vision, which thankfully is not simulated ingame), and this is shown via the game’s radar. Always use your radar to determine where to have lunch, since it does a very good job of determining the threat level of an area: The bigger the radar blip, the deadlier your food order is, and more blips mean more animals. If there’s a lot of large blips on the radar, it might be a good idea to back off if you don’t have any friends around.

On the other hand, if you see a bunch of large blips and you’re with a huge crowd yourself, it’s time for a brawl! This is important to help you more carefully prepare an attack, or to find easier targets to farm out if you’re stuck on your lonesome.

You can also use this to learn about new animals you’ve spotted: There is a reason the Goat only has about 200 HP at the same level you have about 900, and yet have such a large radar blip: Their horns might as well be swords with how hard they hit!