Hey everyone,
After years of development, The Last Werewolf has officially launched on Steam!
This morning marked the 1.0 release, timed with World Mental Health Day and the start of PAX Aus 2025, where we’re spending the weekend showing the game to players in person.
It’s already been surreal seeing people connect with Lachie’s story, share their experiences, and spot themselves (or their friends) in his chaotic, heartfelt journey. And we’re only just getting started!
A story about Bipolar Disorder through the lens of the supernatural.
A story-driven interactive narrative follows Lachie, a young woman grappling with her newfound werewolf identity. Navigate her journey of self-discovery across three chapters as she searches for answers about who, and what, she is.
This game began as a deeply personal exploration of identity, mental health, and finding connection in unlikely places, told through a supernatural lens. Seeing it reach players and hearing your reflections has been an incredible experience.
A massive thank you to everyone who’s followed the journey, from early demos and conventions over the years to those who came by at PAX Aus this weekend. Your encouragement, feedback, and shared stories have meant the world.
And a heartfelt shout-out to the incredible creatives, collaborators, and cheerleaders who brought their talent and helped bring The Last Werewolf to life.
An extra thank-you to Screenwest for their support in helping this project reach its full potential.
You’re all absolute legends, and I couldn’t have done this without you.
This update also includes a few refinements and fixes carried over from version 0.5.0.1:
Added magazines to read in Chapter 2
Tweaked dialogue box and several conversations between characters
Updated controller information and intro note
Upgraded Unity version (following recent risk alerts)
Fixed issue where the book “Hunter” wouldn’t open
Various other small fixes and polish