Developer Winter Wolves is returning to Aravorn for its newest visual novel-RPG hybrid. Tales of Aravorn: An Elven Marriage is a spin-off/sequel to Loren the Amazon Princess and is currently undergoing a Kickstarter campaign.
The console release of Winter Wolves’ Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf is coming tomorrow. Publisher Ratalaika Games also released dedicated PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions of tactical soccer RPG Ganbare! Super Strikers.
Planet Stronghold 2 has hit Steam a little earlier than expected. Winter Wolves’ sci-fi RPG is now available to purchase on Valve’s storefront in addition to itch.io.
Winter Wolves has officially released its latest visual novel/RPG hybrid. Planet Stronghold 2 is available now on itch.io and is planned to hit Steam next month.
Publisher Ratalaika Games posted its Visual Novel Showcase today, announcing console releases for a number of titles. One of those titles is Winter Wolves’ visual novel and RPG hybrid Tales of Aravorn: Seasons of the Wolf.
There is now another way for RPGamers to return to Aravorn. After releasing Cursed Lands through its website and itch.io last month, Winter Wolves has now made the title available through Steam.
Indie developer Winter Wolves has released its latest fantasy visual novel-RPG hybrid. Cursed Lands returns to the setting of Aravorn, though goes back a few years before the events of Loren the Amazon Princess, and RPGamer journeyed back with it.
Winter Wolves’ latest fantasy dating-sim/RPG hybrid is now available on the developer’s website and itch.io. Releases on mobile and Steam are also coming soon.
Winter Wolves returns to the world of Aravorn with Seasons Of The Wolf, a spin-off to Loren The Amazon Princess. With the game now available from the developer’s official site, and set to release on Steam in the next month, RPGamer checks it out to see if it is a worthy follow-up.
A number of indie RPGs have arrived on Steam in the past year or so, thanks to the take-off of its Greenlight service. One such title is Winter Wolves’ Loren The Amazon Princess, and here’s a slightly-delayed RPGamer review letting you know what to expect from it.
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