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Wounded Summer

Wounded Summer is a free action / shooter western game with a beautiful realistic graphics. Story The hero of the story is called Tecumseh, who is a Native American. The Tecumseh tribe is attacked and its people are killed while he is hunting. The attackers also took Tecumseh's sister with them. Tecumseh embarks on a perilous journey to bring his sister back and avenge the murderers of his tribe. Game Features Beautiful realistic environment Strong native American protagonist Fun and exciting action/shooter gameplay Easy to pick up and play For fans of western and action games

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How to play

Wounded Summer is a 3D third-person action-adventure game about a tribesman going to rescue his tribe using the mouse and keyboard. Controls Cursor - Look/Aim Left Mouse Button - Fire Right Mouse Button - Aim W - Move Forward S - Move Backward A - Move Left D - Move Right Shift - Sprint Spacebar - Jump The goal is to complete objectives and take out enemies so that you can rescue your people. Your health will be shown in the top left corner and any tasks will appear on the right side of the screen. If your health drops to zero, you'll need to try the level again. When you begin each level, you'll start in an open area and be given some directions to where to go. As you progress, you'll encounter enemies who will attack once they detect you. Enemies will rely on melee or medium-range attacks to harm you. Your main weapon is a bow and arrow that will deal damage with direct hits, indicated by a blood splatter. While you're undetected, enemies will patrol certain areas or simply stand guard. Once all the enemies in an area are eliminated or the tasks are completed, you'll be able to move on to the next level. Controls Cursor - Look/Aim Left Mouse Button - Fire Right Mouse Button - Aim W - Move Forward S - Move Backward A - Move Left D - Move Right Shift - Sprint Spacebar - Jump

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Frequently asked questions

Is Wounded Summer free?
The game is currently free to play wherever you can find it without any need for ads or in-game purchases to make progress.
Is Wounded Summer based on anything?
Though the concept is based on what appear to be Native American tribes, it's unknown if the tribes mentioned are based on ones that currently exist.
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