theHunter: Call of the Wild is a very impressive new hunting experience that allows players to explore 50 square miles of open world wilderness, packed with all manner of animals and breathtaking vistas that really allows you to appreciate the beauty of nature… and then shoot it in the face.
Featuring a rich single player experience and online multiplayer for up to eight players, the 50 square mile open world expanse of theHunter: Call of the Wild has a wide variety of animals to lock between your sights, including deer, bison, birds, foxes, rodents and even insects. There’s a nice variety of terrain, with wetlands, forests, valleys and open fields, all of which will require different strategies as you track and take down your prey. There’s also a large amount of weaponry and equipment that you can unlock and use as you progress, including lures, different types of ammunition, rifles, handguns and bows.
We’re usually a bit sceptical of hunting games as they’re generally pretty shallow experiences, but theHunter: Call of the Wild really looks set to address this issue, and then some. The lush visuals, vast open game world and roaming wildlife are a delight to behold, and the hunting mechanics seem to have plenty of depth and variety. Sign up now for a chance to join in the hunt!
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I’m just curious if you’re able to shoot other players too.
Actually, theHunter is always famous under Steam players as a game with horrible in-game-purchases, like everything you would like undertake as a hunter, you have to pay. You see an elk – stop: you have to buy a license to shoot elks. Now you have the license – stop: you have to buy an appropriate riffe. Now you have a riffle – stop: you have to buy ammo. And so on. That’s why theHunter gets mostly negative critics at Steam.
But. For me as for huge fan of “walking simulators” (dislike this term) and of virtual experiences is theHunter a huge fascinating nature simulation. You can enter it for free, you haven’t to buy, you haven’t to pay, you haven’t to kill. You just can roam around miles of beautiful nature and enjoy the breeze and view and weather. That’s why theHunter is my favorite. Even if I never will hunt.