Wolf Quest 2

Wolf Quest 2:Survival of the Pack is much better than its prequel. While there are some glitches, the graphics are less annoying and it no longer slows down your computer to turtle speed. The controls are easier as well. The first version was mostly keyboard control as if it was trying to copy the playing style of the old simulation games Sanctuary Woods Wolf and Fading Footsteps. This new version lets you have more control of the mouse in the game vs the keyboard which makes things alot easier since you don't have to remember as many keyboard commands and can instead just click on what you want. There still are some keyboard commands though,but they are pretty simple and easy to remember, such as "H" to howl, "J" to jump, and "spacebar" to attack. This sequel even has levels. Your first level is to find a mate. The second level is to find a den where you and your mate can live with your future offspring. In the last level, you have pups which you must move to a safer den site all the while protecting them from dangers such as grizzlies and coyotes. You can pretty much customize your wolf's coat markings and colors to a certain point, nothing too fancy though. You can only choose from various already exsisting shades, colors, and patterns. You also get to choose the gender and name of your wolf. When you find a mate you can name him/her and when the wolves have pups, you can name the pups. One annoying feature that isn't helped by a glitch which leaves your wolf's dead body sitting in the area where it died, confusing your game into thinking your wolf is in two places, since you can continue to play as your wolf in a new life,is that it will not let you save the game unless you leave an area in which you encountered another wolf. The "dead body glitch" makes this a huge problem if your wolf is killed by another wolf. Your wolf's body sits in the area where it was killed, disabling you from saving the game even though you are still able to play with your wolf alive for some reason as well and then you have to start all over from the beginning. Another glitch is that when you go into scent mode, if you make your wolf howl, all that will show up are its tongue, teeth,and eyes and it looks really freaky. In spit of this glitches, it's still a pretty good game though, especially considering its completely free to play. It even has multiplayer.

I used to play the first Wolf Quest game. It was fun, but the glitches got annoying.

[quote="ZooTycoonRocks"]I used to play the first Wolf Quest game. It was fun, but the glitches got annoying. [/quote]

This second version is much better. ^^

I might try it out some day.

And why are quotes not working properly?

[quote="ZooTycoonRocks"]I might try it out some day.

And why are quotes not working properly?[/quote]

I'm not sure. I hit the qoute button.