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Live the life of a wild wolf in a realistic ecological simulation set in Yellowstone National Park.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition is a early access, life sim and survival game
developed and published by eduweb.
Released on July 22nd 2025 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 10 languages: English, French, German, Arabic, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Spanish - Latin America.
It has received 10,248 reviews of which 10,029 were positive and 219 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.5 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 8/10/11 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5 or equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel Iris 630 Pro or similar (using "Basic" graphics mode)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible soundcard or onboard chipset
MacOS
- OS: MacOS 10.13 or newer
- Processor: Intel Core i5 or equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Radeon R9
- Storage: 20 GB available space
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Absolute childhood of a game right here, very accurate wolf dynamics, and means the world to me. just wanted to post a review to show my appreciation honestly.
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I am playing this to honor my 2 dogs who must be running around in heaven right now, playing just like they used to here on earth. Running after cars. I miss them and one day I shall see them again. I thank the creators of this game. I am in love with this game because it provides me a sense of relief. From the pain of losing my dogs. This game is a very well made simulation of what it must feel like being a wolf in wild. You have to hunt. You have to find a partner and hunt together and start your own family. Seriously this is one of the finest games and one of the most relaxing games out in the market. A gem of a game this is.
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I’ve been with WolfQuest since 2007, and honestly, it’s one of those rare games that never loses its heart. Over the years I’ve watched it grow from something simple into one of the most immersive animal survival games out there. You don’t just play as a wolf — you feel like one. The single-player experience is where the magic really happens. The AI behaviors are impressive — wolves actually think and act in believable ways. Some mates will even head out to mark territory while you stay behind at the den with your pups. Other times, you’re doing nearly everything yourself — hunting, defending, raising, surviving. It’s fun, though it can get repetitive after a while. But that repetition somehow adds to the realism; life in the wild isn’t easy or glamorous, and WolfQuest captures that beautifully. If I could ask for anything, it’d be more control over your pack. I’d love to give mates and pack members commands like “go scout,” “bring back food,” “hunt nearby elk,” or even have the ability to switch between wolves when things are calm — so your main wolf can rest and heal while the others take over for a bit. It would make survival feel even more dynamic and alive. Despite its quirks, WolfQuest remains one of the most heartfelt, well-made animal simulators I’ve ever played. You can tell the developers truly care about both the game and the creatures it represents. If you love wildlife, exploration, or simply want a calm yet emotional survival experience — WolfQuest is absolutely worth it. ⭐ 9/10 — Still howling strong after all these years.
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One of those games you get into once in a while to just chill and enjoy nature. Being a wolf also helps. This game deserves Steams Labor of Love award but to few players to vote for it. An old treasure but never outdated!
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Review Summary This isn't a game, it's a simulation. Wolf Quest is my current hyperfixation. Wolves are my 'tism interest. Perhaps a little much. That said, I didn’t immediately enjoy the game. It took some background knowledge for me to truly appreciate and love it. Even though it's been in early access for about six years now, it's better than some 'completed' games I've played. I’m so glad the devs are still adding new features and putting so much thought into it. My favorite feature is that there’s no end in sight! You can continue your journey through your pups! Below is some detailed information on gameplay, as well as some tips that I wish I knew before starting. There may be some spoilers, but not any hidden features or anything. Main Story Summary The Beginning You start as a 2-year-old Grey Wolf from Yellowstone. You need to find another dispersal wolf or even one from a rival pack to raise your pack up. You go through a courting phase, figuring out if your personalities match and if your genetics are diverse enough. Establish Territory Next, you establish a large territory to live in. This was hard at first for me. I initially made my territory too oval shaped, I learned to keep it more compact. In my main game, it’s still wide; I’m working on tightening it up and letting rival packs take what I don’t need. Find a Den Time to find a den for your pups. Different types have pros and cons. Wooded Dens: More tree cover, fewer eagles, but more cougar hiding spots. Open Dens: Less cover, more eagle attacks (you can fend them off by using “T” to switch to head cam and growling as they dive), but cougars are easier to spot and chase off. It does mean less hiding spots for your pups though. Dens can flood or get fleas. Fleas become an issue if you or the pups spend too much time inside. It helps to have your emotes to the pups in the 'favorites' tab which hotkeys them to numbers 1-7 which makes it easy to command them to hide during eagle and cougar attacks. Puppies Once your pups are born, raising them is the real challenge. The process goes through 4 stages: Raise Pups At about 6 weeks, they’re weaned and eating regurgitated meals and out of the den, this is where you start. You must protect them from predators while maintaining pack affinity—if it drops below halfway, they’ll stop listening or wander off. Oddly, I found that hunting less helped here. Less time with the pups in the den = less fleas = less chance you'll have to move dens midway. Your goal is to get them to 15lbs Journey to Summer Home Your pups outgrow the den! Move your pups to a rendezvous spot, keep in mind the elk are traveling north, follow the herd! Travel is risky as your pups are now exposed. Loaf at Rendezvous Site It's Summer! You continue raising the pups in the new spot. Get their weight up to 25 lbs while maintaining pack affinity. Growing Pups It's about time the pups hit a growth spurt. They need tons of food, and prey is tougher now—elk have been fattening up on fresh summer grasses. Again, hunting less often but use strategies that bring more food home. I’d try guiding the herd closer to the rendezvous site for an easy-to-find corpse that you can return to for meat chunks. Pups can also hunt toads and ground moles. Let them wander and build experience for the next milestone—but don't let them get lost. Young Hunters Stage Now nearly 6 months old, your pups look to you to teach them to hunt. Try not to let them die especially at this point. I'm only just now on this stage—I couldn’t handle losing pups before. My first litter was a full 7, so I had to accept that death is a normal part of a wolf's life. I'm down to a healthy 4 (including the runt). Genetics [*]Pups inherit traits and coat color from the parents. You can’t change the pups directly, but changing your wolf’s traits or coat can influence outcomes for future litters [*]You can infer pup personalities by behavior: Loner: Spends a lot of time sitting alone a little further from the den, may not react to your emotes Social: Uses emotes a lot, interacts with other pups/parents a lot more Energetic: Chases its tail, runs around, might run ahead of you during travel Lazy: Likes laying down instead of running or playing, don't confuse this with tiredness tho. Might be slower during travel Bold: Stupid, during predator attack runs around and ignores your command to go into the den, and might even come out of the den during predator attack Cautious: During predator attack often finds its own way into the den without you barking [*]Each coat is either Grey or Black base. Different pairings result in larger or smaller litter size depending on the diversity rating. Grey x Grey pairings can be somewhat diverse. Grey + Black pairings can give higher genetic diversity and larger litters. Black + Black can result in smaller litters or 'undeveloped' pups (based on real studies, I learned), but black coats offer stronger immunity. Genetic diversity is shown when courting mates My Experience and the Dev YouTube Blog Despite being early access, it's very well thought-out. I’ve played other wolf games—Feral-Heart, Impressive Title servers like Dragon’s Den and Lost Soul—but they don’t feel like being a real wolf. The devs clearly understand wolves deeply. I didn’t expect this level of realism. I went in playing like I would any other animal MMO—aggressive and reckless. I died, my pups died, I never had stamina. Why? Because I didn’t realize this is a simulation—not a 'game'. Wolves sleep ~15 hours/day, especially after eating. In-game, that means eat → sleep. I didn’t, so my stamina never recovered. DUH. [*]I kept pups in the den constantly, this caused flea infestations and low pack affinity. Letting them out more and hunting less is easier for gameplay [*]I also questioned prey options. Hares are everywhere, but you can’t eat coyotes or foxes (even though wolves can). I assume it’s because wolves very rarely do so. I kept dying to moose, and mule deer were too fast—I'd chase them for 30 minutes only to lose my pups while gone. It's not a bug, it’s realistic. A wolf wouldn’t tackle a moose without a pack Character Creation I love that you can’t give your wolf wings, neon fur, or jewelry. I don’t play multiplayer much, but the realistic limitation is appreciated in this, because they're not fursonas. Hunting Hunting elk is surprisingly thought-out: [*]Calves panic and separate from the herd, this makes easy prey [*]Elk stumble or slow down [*]Positioning for attack affects damage to you or the elk [*]The final elk showdown can be challenging because elk fights back [*]Coyotes might guard or steal carcasses, and dealing with them solo can be risky [*]Hunting strat matters, this is not just button-mashing Environment The world is based closely on Yellowstone. Wildlife density feels balanced, and seasons behave properly—rain, snow, snow even accumulates on your wolf. Rain can also dilute scent trails. I missed a lot of this detail initially because I was too busy being angry at my own stupidity. I also played on Accurate Mode because I wanted the full realism—turns out many wolves fail at hunts in real life too. Music I cannot praise the music enough. After watching the breakdowns on YouTube, I appreciated it even more. The soundtrack adapts—when you start a hunt, you hear a few instruments, as the chase begins, the full arrangement kicks in, and it feels like you’re doing exactly what a wolf is born to do, and it just feels so bouncy and happy. Once pups are involved, the music subtly changes again—an extra instrument comes in, representing your pups! The attention is even more special!
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WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 28.99€ on Steam.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition received 10,029 positive votes out of a total of 10,248 achieving an impressive rating of 9.49.
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WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition was developed and published by eduweb.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition is playable and fully supported on Windows.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition is not playable on Linux.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
There are 6 DLCs available for WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition. Explore additional content available for WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition on Steam.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition does not support Steam Remote Play.
WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
eduweb
Publisher
eduweb
Release
22 Jul 2025
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