Werewolves 2: Pack Mentality

Text-only werewolf fiction with choices

Werewolves 2: Pack Mentality is an interactive novel of about 360,000 words by Jeffrey Dean, written as part of his Claw, Shadow, and Sage series. Your choices decide where the story goes. There are no graphics and no sound effects, so everything reaches you as text.

It suits readers who like choice-driven fiction and don't mind reading a long story on a phone. The listing rates it 16+ and names its themes as survival, loyalty, desperation and betrayal.

Escaping Haven and raiding The Nail

The story picks up after your character escapes the Haven detention camp, the first freedom they have ever known. Next, you and your pack set out to infiltrate The Nail, a top-secret underground military prison for werewolves.

The goal there is to liberate the prisoners held inside. The choices you make during the rescue shape how it goes and who ends up with the pack.

Managing a pack as new wolves join

Freed prisoners have to be brought into the existing pack, and the listing says this strains bonds and leadership to the breaking point. The Human Sovereignty Movement is described as working to turn packmates against each other, so trust is a constant pressure.

Loyalty and betrayal drive the plot, so the decisions about who to trust carry the story forward.

Where it sits in the series

Werewolves 2: Pack Mentality is the sequel to Werewolves: Haven Rising. It is one entry in Jeffrey Dean's Claw, Shadow, and Sage series, published by Choice of Games LLC.