Wolf Insights
A longer view of the game-server world. Exploring server histories, name changes and observed activity trends, starting with DayZ and building on Wolf API's discoveries.
WOLF FORGECODE · CREATE · EXPLOREGame tools, playful experiments and practical software. Built because something needed fixing, an idea seemed interesting, or somebody wondered, “What if?”
Enter the workshop ↓There's usually something being built, tested, broken, repaired or occasionally released here at Wolf Forge.
Some projects are nearly ready, some are experiments, and others are ideas waiting for their turn at the workbench.
Released tools and projects that have escaped the workshop.
A simpler desktop player for your photos, videos and music. Available in beta for Windows and Linux, open source, and private by design.

Add your photos to playful illustrated frames, then download the finished pictures—all in your browser.
A calm two-pane file transfer client with secure connections, queued copies and a built-in text editor. Available for Windows and Linux.

A live discovery layer turning scattered DayZ server observations into useful, freshness-aware data.

A growing collection of released tools for the DayZ community, built at Wolf Forge and ready to use.
Things currently being designed, developed or occasionally sworn at.
A longer view of the game-server world. Exploring server histories, name changes and observed activity trends, starting with DayZ and building on Wolf API's discoveries.

DayZ server configuration tools and helpers designed to make complicated settings easier to understand.
DayZ mod tools on Linux, bringing the create, build, sign and publish workflow together through Steam and Proton.

A little corner of the workshop dedicated to game mods, scenarios and experiments. From DayZ to Arma Reforger, and whatever other questionable ideas emerge.
Explore DrakonWolf's creations
Games and playful experiments from the Wolf Forge workshop. Built with care, imagination, and a slightly unreasonable biscuit supply.
Step inside the studioThe workbench isn't a queue. Projects don't necessarily get finished in the order they appear here.
There are no fixed release schedules or artificial deadlines. Things are ready when they're ready.
It's a workshop, not a production line.
Although occasionally the workshop does get a little out of hand.
Every project is free. Optional support helps keep the kettle on, the server running and new ideas possible.