- Demonic Spiders: Humans. While they may not have a lot of health relative to an elk, they can shoot, something no animal can do, and it's not at all uncommon for them to hike in groups. Bullets do massive damage; if you're not down in one hit, you're definitely dead in two. The only proper method of dealing with humans is to avoid them.
- Nintendo Hard:
- The scenarios tend to try to kill you as fast as possible - you may start out injured, thirsty, and far from water, for example, and just solving your basic needs can take up most of the time allotted. Even setting the simulation parameters to easy (plenty of prey, few humans, good weather), you're still likely to die quite quickly.
- Successfully reproducing. The developers seem to think wolves hate sex or something.
- Scrappy Mechanic: The whole ordeal you have to go though to have pups (see Guide Dang It! on the main page.) The worst part of it is the sheer amount of time it takes.
- Spiritual Successor:
- WolfQuest is essentially this game modernized.
- Lion is a follow up to this game, but with lions, (obviously).
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