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About How to Raise a Wolf Girl
How to Raise a Wolf Girl follows Kousaka Shuuji, a country dweller who, together with his friend Kana, discovers a caged girl in the mountains. The girl has wolf ears and a tail, and she reveals herself as Iroha, a child who vanished from town ten years earlier.
The game presents its story through static scenes, a CG gallery, and a music gallery. It runs on Windows as a single‑player title and includes Steam Trading Cards and Family Sharing, allowing players to view artwork, listen to tracks, and share the game via Steam.
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Story
Kousaka Shuuji and Kana find Iroha trapped in a cage on a mountain, noting her wolf ears, tail, and the fact that she disappeared a decade ago. This discovery establishes the central mystery and the contrast between her animal traits and human origin.
Iroha cannot speak and behaves wildly, yet Shuuji feels compelled to protect her. The narrative repeatedly mentions her lost memories, an impossible restoration of the past, and an uncertain future, framing the emotional core of the game.
- Observe how Iroha’s silence influences the tone of each scene.
- Compare the theme of lost time with other visual‑novel stories.
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CG Gallery
The CG Gallery lets players view illustrated scenes from the story, as the description explicitly states “View your favorite CGs!”. The gallery lets you revisit your favorite CGs independently of the story flow.
Each CG showcases key moments, such as Iroha’s first appearance or emotional beats, giving players a visual reference that can be consulted independently of the story flow.
- Use the gallery to recall plot details before advancing.
- Notice the contrast between CG artwork and the SD sprites.
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Music Gallery
A Music Gallery is listed in the description, enabling players to listen to the game’s soundtrack with the note “Listen to your favorite tracks!”. The gallery lets you listen to your favorite tracks outside of the story itself.
Listening to each track outside of gameplay lets players focus on composition and mood, which are designed to complement the visual storytelling.
- Identify which track plays during Iroha’s key moments.
- Compare the mood of each track to the visual atmosphere of its scene.
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Art Credits
Character illustrations are credited to Motomiya Mitsuki, while SD (super‑deformed) art is credited to Toma Tokage. These are the credited creators of the game’s visual assets.
Knowing the artists allows players to explore their other works and understand stylistic choices that shape the game’s visual identity.
- Search for other titles by Motomiya Mitsuki for similar character designs.
- Look at Toma Tokage’s SD art to see how characters are simplified.
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Platform & Steam Features
How to Raise a Wolf Girl is a Windows‑only title described as single‑player. The feature list includes Steam Trading Cards, indicating a collectible element tied to the Steam platform.
Family Sharing is also listed, meaning multiple Steam accounts can access the game from the same library without purchasing additional copies.
- Check your Steam inventory after playing to see which cards you earned.
- Enable Family Sharing to let a friend try the game without buying it.
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