Night owls in the Time and Space Hunter section, another all-nighter... I originally planned to play just one round and sleep, but when I looked up, the birds outside had already started singing. 🌙 Lately, I've been staying up late playing 'The Hungry Wolf is Coming.' At first, I was attracted by the wolf on the cover, and when I clicked in, I found that it was actually a simulation game perfectly suited for quiet play in the middle of the night. It doesn't force you to climb rankings, nor does it have timed events pushing you, which is very comfortable.
This game is published by Beijing Lejie Wheel Technology Co., Ltd. It can be played on the 5.0 platform and is free. Even without spending money, you can slowly explore; there's no mandatory path. I chose the Black Wolf, not for any special reason, just because I think it looks great running under the moonlight. You can also play as a Gray Wolf or a Jackal; there are quite a few skins, which you can unlock gradually.
One thing I like most is that it really doesn't rush you. If you want to get stronger, go hunting, practice skills, develop your character; if you don't feel like moving, just lie on a hillside, watch the moon, listen to the wind, and wander around smelling the scents in the map. Last night, I originally wanted to level up seriously, but I ended up chasing a rabbit across half the map, didn't catch it in the end, and instead discovered a particularly quiet little pond. At that moment, the fatigue from staying up late seemed to be washed away. 🐺
Hunting mode is also quite addictive. From mice and rabbits to pigeons, and then to foxes and raccoons, the prey is different, so the strategies vary a bit. Sometimes I crouch for a long time and come up empty-handed, and sometimes I succeed on the first try and feel so happy that I want to cheer quietly. Playing this slow-paced game late at night really makes it easy to lose track of time, though it might also be because I naturally tend to lose track of time. 😵💫
If you also like slow-paced games where you can decide how to play, you can give 'The Hungry Wolves Are Coming' a try. Don't ask me what time I sleep; the answer is one more glance at the wolf pack. 🌌