My personal favorite is Yellowstone She-Wolf, which is focused on a female from Yellowstone who manages to survive on her own for years after the rest of her pack dies, finally finding a mate who is rather young and can't manage to help her with their first litter. She turns out to be the first fem...

I support the toggle idea very much! I have been playing WQ for years, but I'd rather stick to Easy and Challenging levels when playing (this way, I can actually enjoy the game and relax a bit.) However, for realism purposes I'd like for my mate to be able to die without having to play in a higher ...

I have one main wolf, Genesis, who I use for EXP farming. I also use her to gain achievements, try out different stuff in SP and in MP. Currently she has around 23,424 EXP and is a Skilled Hunter. I've also recently created a main-ish wolf named Skoll who I am also using for EXP purposes. Apart fro...

Oof, super hard to choose! I'd say the new, improved AI, the bigger maps, and the new hunting system. Also, the fact that mates will now have different personalities really has me intrigued. I just - I can't wait to explore the new maps, to hunt mule deer and beavers, and try out the new fighting a...

Mine has to be Saddle Meadows. It's the easiest, and I think that's why I like it so much! The hunting grounds are near, there are no rival packs nearby and the summer den is relatively close? Besides, I know exactly where the river's shallow parts are since I always choose this den. I tried Bison ...

I would love to play as a cow elk or a mighty bull elk itself! Roaming Amethyst Mountain, Slough Creek or even Lost River in search of grazing areas, fleeting away from wolves and protecting the young from predators... Not only would I want to play as an elk due to my fascination for them, but also...

Even though I only joined the forums recently, I've been playing WolfQuest for years! I started playing when I was five, so basically I started playing on 2008! I still remember the times when you couldn't have pups - back then, you completed the game by earning a mate. It's amazing to see how much...

I have completed it several times! My strategy is to bring down an entire herd during winter, scattering some carcasses near the den and some along the path to the rendezvous site so that I don't have to hunt while protecting the pups. In all honesty, I've only ever had the entire litter survive a ...

In my opinion it really is worth it. 2.7 is way better than 2.5, not only gameplay-based but also the graphics and improved AI. I am not a big fan of multiplayer, personally, but the ability to raise pups along with your friends is really cool and no one should miss it. Besides, if you purchase 2.7...