History VideoGame / JoeDeversLoneWolf

* EpisodicGame: The game is separated in four acts. The three first acts are currently released: ''Blood on the Snow'', ''Forest Hunt'', ''The Shianti Halls''.

* {{BFS}}: The Sommerswerd is a large two handed sword.

** In his first fight, Warlord Gunzar can summon Doomwolves to his side, ad-infinitum. As can some Dhak

* DualWield: Lone Wolf can do this if he trades his shield for a secondary weapon.

* PowerGlows: Lone Wolf's eyes glow when he uses a Kai power or the Sommerswerd. The Sommerswerd itself glows when in use. As do regular weapons empowered by Lone Wolf's Weapon Mastery discipline.

* DistressedDamsel: Leandra, especially in the last act.

** Several Dakharim do this too.

A videogame spin off of the Literature/LoneWolf series of {{Gamebook}}s by Joe Dever. Combining the Gamebook genre of written narrative and multiple choice puzzle along with video game combat system using CombatantCooldownSystem, various touchscreen minigames. The game is released in an EpisodicGame format, with the first three acts out of four currently released.

* ActionGirl: Leandra.

* BossInMookClothing: The Gourgaz. Big, mean reptiles with a ton of HP who attack three times per round for asinine damage, are immune to crowd control effects (so you can't prevent them from doing said damage) and can buff their underlings, ''removing crowd control from them'' in the process. They will make your life hell in *MultiStageBattle*s.

* BossInMookClothing: The Gourgaz. Big, mean reptiles with a ton of HP who attack three times per round for asinine damage, are immune to crowd control effects (so you can't prevent them from doing said damage) and can buff their underlings, ''removing crowd control from them'' in the process. They will make your life hell in *MultiStageBattles*.

* BossinMookClothing: The Gourgaz. Big, mean reptiles with a ton of HP who attack three times per round for asinine damage, are immune to crowd control effects (so you can't prevent them from doing said damage) and can buff their underlings, ''removing crowd control from them'' in the process. They will make your life hell in *MultiStageBattles*.

* NintentoHard: Being a Lone Wolf game, this has to be expected. There is no *NonStandardGameOver*, but battles can be ''incredibly'' difficult, even at "normal" difficulty. Your resources are limited, and they drain out pretty fast. Starting a battle with your meters partially empty, or even bringing the wrong items, might force you to reload a previous save.

A videogame spin off of the Literature/LoneWolf series of {{Gamebook}}s by Joe Dever. Combining the Gamebook genre of written narrative and multiple choice puzzle along with video game combat system using CombatantCooldownSystem, various touchscreen minigames. The game is released in an EpisodicGame format, with the first two acts out of four currently released.

* EpisodicGame: The game is separated in four acts. The two first are currently released: ''Blood on the Snow'' and ''Forest Hunt''.

* ActionSurvivor: Leandra, who has been pretty much

* AdaptationDyeJob: Lone Wolf is depicted as blond on the cover of ''Rune War'', but he's black haired in this game.

The game is set somewhere during the Kai era, after the events of the 2nd book ''Fire on the Water''. You play once more as Lone Wolf, last of the Kai lords. Lone Wolf has recently triumphed over the Dark Lord leader Zargana, using the Summerswerd. He has thus been granted liegedom over a stretch of land of Summerlund by the king. News soon reaches Lone Wolf that a village named Rockstarn under his protection has been attacked, and Lone Wolf sets out to rescue the survivors and find the reason behind the attack.

* {{BFS}}: The Summerswerd is a large two handed sword.

* FinishingMove: Lone Wolf has the option of performing one on the last enemy slain during a battle, or particularly strong enemies, using the Summerswerd to deal the finishing blow. This refills his Kai power.
* FlamingSword: The Summerswerd.

* PowerGlows: Lone Wolf's eyes glow when he uses a Kai power or the Summerswerd. The Summerswerd itself glows when in use. As do regular weapons empowered by Lone Wolf's Weapon Mastery discipline.

* SwordBeam: The Summerswerd's attacks are all this.
* WalkingArmory: Lone Wolf carries one primary weapon, one ranged weapon with ammo, the Summerswerd, and either a shield or a second melee weapon.

The game is set somewhere during the Kai era, after the events of the 2nd book ''Fire on the Water''. You play once more as Lone Wolf, last of the Kai lords. Lone Wolf has recently triumphed over the Dark Lord leader Zargana, using the Summerswerd. He has thus been granted liegedom over a stretch of land of Summerlund by the king. News soon reaches Lone Wolf that a village under his protection has been attacked, and Lone Wolf sets out to rescue the survivors and find the reason behind the attack.

* {{Multishot}}: Lone Wolf can accomplish this with throwing knives or with crossbows.

* CanineCompanion: Can summon one during battle with the ''Animal Kinship'' Kai Discipline.

* ActionGirl: Leandra
* ActionSurvivor: Leandra

* {{BFS}}: The Summerswerd.

* DualWield: Lone Wolf can do this.

* HealingTouch: The Healing discipline allows Lone Wolf to do this.

* BFS: The Summerswerd.

* Multishot: Lone Wolf can accomplish this with throwing knives or with crossbows.