Your game starts in the fictional German reserve Hirschfelden (literally Deerfields). The fact we’d followed it for ages after a lucky shot made it bleed out in a bush a few hundred yards away made us feel like there was a strange bond of sorts. We still felt a bit crappy standing over a moose despite that. It stops short of a voyeuristic Sniper Elite style killcam thankfully. Your post-kill summary shows your precision and rates your hunting prowess, illustrating in detail where your bullet or arrow entered your victim. In fact the scarcity of animals made it pretty hard to get decent images of them for this review, so you’ll have to excuse our blurry screenshots as if we got any closer, they bloody well ran off.Įthically, playing theHunter is far more palatable and makes you less of a human trainwreck than people doing it in reality. We became very familiar with his excrement and the varying levels of freshness though.ĭue to the elusive nature of animals, especially in thickly wooded areas, you always feel like you’re genuinely hunting them rather than being guaranteed to find your prey in a particular area. We spent a good couple of hours following the trail of a fox, it barely mattered he slipped away before we could shoot him. A well implemented tracking mechanism makes crawling through thick undergrowth far more engaging than it truly has a right to be. That said, you’ll spend more time marvelling at landscapes as you track animals across the various areas since your quarry often proves elusive. For a start, this game is beautiful as opposed to functional like the aforementioned competitor. We expected a similar beast to the Gamerscore rinses that are the Cabela series, but what we got in theHunter was an entirely different animal altogether. We didn’t review the original game so we’ve come into this cold. TheHunter: Call of the Wild – 2019 Edition is last year’s game with two DLC areas (Medved-Taiga National Park and Vurhonga Savannah Reserve) plus a couple of weapon packs. Novemin PS4 / Reviews tagged he's coming right for us / shooting gallery / thehunter by Ian
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