Werewolf: The Last Warrior is one of those weird, janky NES gems where you play as Ken, a guy who transforms into a hulking werewolf to fight mutants. The setup’s wild—some scientist named Dr. Faryan unleashes an ancient evil on a colony planet, turning people into mutants, and now you’re basically a furry wrecking ball trying to stop him.

Gameplay’s straightforward but brutal. You punch, slash, and claw through waves of mutants, and the werewolf form gives you these satisfyingly chunky attacks. The levels are short but packed with enemies, and the music’s got that classic NES synth vibe—kinda eerie, kinda hype. Just don’t expect deep lore or tight controls; it’s pure ‘80s cheese with a side of clunky fun.

If you’re into obscure action games with a weird premise, this one’s worth a spin. Just be ready for some stiff jumps and questionable hitboxes.