These areas are called "need zones", and once you find them, they'll be marked on your map for future reference. Most of the time, you're going to need to study your intended prey to learn where they go to drink, eat, and rest at different times of the day.
This game attempts to be more realistic than that. However, don't think you're going to wander around and just shoot random critters. To be more specific, it's about trophy hunting various species of deer are the main targets, though you can also hunt a number of other species like moose, coyotes, foxes, rabbits, and bears. The most I can do is report about the stuff I encountered while playing it.Īs you can guess from the title, theHunter: Call of the Wild is a game about hunting. Thus, it's fair to say that I'm not part of the audience this game is catering towards, so I'm not really going to be the best judge regarding this title. When I go out into the wild and shoot deer or other animals, it's with my Nikon D5100. I'm going to be honest and upfront here: I'm not a hunter. When collecting your kill, you'll be presented with a detailed, x-ray breakdown of how you killed the animal. Any animals you were tracking will also have disappeared.Īs this is a hunting simulation, you'll be shooting various game and there's some blood involved. However, when you resume the game later, you'll always start at the last outpost you visited. Most things, like places you've found, experience you've gained, money spent, or bullets remaining, are saved automatically. Review: theHunter: Call of the Wild At a Glance ESRB Rating:
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