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• gamedeal user

  Oct 3, 2021

  Overall its a great hunting game. The base game is good enough on its own to give you an enjoyable experience hunting several varieties of animals. I feel that some of the best content is in the DLC's. I dont mind the price tag for maps are they are just a large and some of them have a truly diverse animal population. The Weapon Packs have some items that really should have been available in the base game (.22 rifle). Tripod stands, Tents and ATV's are also DLC items that i feel should have been included in the base game. The cost for these packs are not huge, and I have bought them, but they really do impact your play in a meaningful way so it is hard not feel like they were left out on purpose. Being a former hunter in real life I would say that the realism of it is pretty good. Lung shots and heart shots drop animals quickly and using the right ammo along with good aim greatly influences this. A poor shot will leave you tracking this wounded animal across the map till you sneak up on it again or just give up. They have a system called Tru Racks (sumthn like that) that simulates different qualities of animals. So you end up with little bucks, average bucks, and monster bucks. Weight and coloration plays a part in this too. In short every animal has a trophy of some kind and they are varied by what must be some sort of RNG. All that having been said, this game can devolve into a shooting gallery were you kill everything on sight as there in no real incentive not to. You get money and experience for every kill you claim and wiping out a heard of deer with your DLC M1 Garand on your DLC Tripod Stand becomes the quickest way to bypass the grind. It feels like the game starts as a "hunting sim" and becomes a "poaching sim" once you realize the progression system is going to take a long time to do..."ethically?". Again, this is a game i would recommend, but it is just that, a game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 17, 2021

  It's almost like real hunting. It's more like a simulation than a game. A couple areas where it falls short of real hunting: 1 Wind. In real life the wind isn't ALWAYS blowing. In this game, it blows 24-7. And it'll be south one minute and then North 5 minutes later, ruining your entire plan of attack. Generally, in real life in the Northern Hemisphere, wind blows west to east, with small variance. Devs went full potato with the wind. 2 Animal intelligence. They all have the same AI. In real life though, certain animals are smarter than others. Elk are dumb as hell in real life. But in this game they're just as skittish as whitetail and rabbits which is just stupid. 3 Camouflage. In real life, camouflage matters. Blending in with the environment matters. In this game it doesn't matter AT ALL. How you F this up when you're trying to create a hunting simulator is beyond me. Regardless of these shortcomings, it's a very fun game.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 11, 2021

  ---{Graphics}--- ☐ You forget what reality is ☑ Beautiful ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don‘t look too long at it ☐ MS-DOS ---{Gameplay}--- ☑ Very good ☐ Good ☐ It‘s just gameplay ☐ Mehh ☐ Watch paint dry instead ☐ Just don't ---{Audio}--- ☑ Eargasm ☐ Very good ☐ Good ☐ Not too bad ☐ Bad ☐ I'm now deaf ---{Audience}--- ☐ Kids ☑Teens ☑ Adults ☐ All ---{PC Requirements}--- ☐ Check if you can run paint ☐ Potato ☐ Decent ☑ Fast ☐ Rich boi ☐Ask NASA if they have a spare computer ---{Difficulity}--- ☐ Just press 'W' ☐ Easy ☐ Significant brain usage ☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master ☐ Difficult ☐ Dark Souls ---{Grind}--- ☐ Nothing to grind ☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks ☐ Isnt necessary to progress ☑ Average grind level ☐ Too much grind ☐ You‘ll need a second life for grinding ---{Story}--- ☐ No Story ☑ Some lore ☐ Average ☐ Good ☐ Lovely ☐ It‘ll replace your life ---{Game Time}--- ☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee ☐ Short ☐ Average ☐ Long ☑ To infinity and beyond ---{Price}--- ☐ It’s free! ☑ Worth the price ☐ If it's on sale ☐If u have some spare money left ☐ Not recommended ☐ You could also just burn your money ---{Bugs}--- ☐ Never heard of ☐ Minor bugs ☑ Can get annoying ☐ ARK: Survival Evolved ☐ Cyberpunk 2077 ---{?/10}--- ☐1 ☐2 ☐3 ☐4 ☐5 ☐6 ☐7 ☑8 ☐9 ☐10 Edit: wow thank all of you for the insane support on this review!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2021

  69 % of your time you spend walking around the forest, blowing in the animal whistle without actually seeing any animals 10 % of your time you spend carefully approaching the animals you have spotted in the far far away distance 1 % of your time you spend aiming, fireing your gun and missing all the significant organs of the animals The last 20 % of your time you spend running after the animals you have wounded without ever seeing them again Most realistic hunting experience ever
• gamedeal user

  Dec 1, 2021

  Stayed still for 9 hours trying to bow hunt for red foxes. Didn't kill one. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Jan 5, 2022

  Hello, after playing this game for many years now I have a fairly good understanding of some of the ins and outs of how this game works. Keep in mind that I am only one person and there are many different perspectives out there about this game. What is theHunter Call of the Wild and how is it different from other hunting games? I am sure you may have skimmed the description of the game by now but to put it into my words. TheHunter: Call of the Wild (CotW) is an “easy to pick up” hunting experience. It has enough of a realistic sense of hunting albeit a tad more on the arcadey side of things but is not too overwhelming when it comes to understanding some core mechanics. While the main objective of the game is to hunt and explore, you do not have to hunt any animals. Some people enjoy the game for its atmosphere, walking around the reserves, the ambient noises, and photography. You have the option to turn off the narrative voice lines so you may not be disturbed in your endeavors. The various soundtracks that are unique to each reserve give a little bit more soul to a map. Base mechanics - Unlike in other games where you have the option to “hunt” animals by turning them into bullet sponges. In this game there is a strong emphasis on shot placement (where you shoot an animal) and tracking. Typically you want to shoot behind the front shoulders on 95% of the animals in game (any quadruped) the exceptions tend to be small game like rabbits, hares, waterfowl, and upland birds. Hitting the lungs will bring the animal down fairly quickly (depending on the animal and weapon used) If you are feeling up for a challenge you may also want to try for a heart shot. The heart (ingame) is normally located at the elbow of most animals if they are broadside (facing 90 degrees left or right from you) or somewhere mid/low chest if facing you. This will take down almost all animals on the spot. Outposts - these are places where you stock up on ammo, weapons, callers, medkits, fast travel, or sleep to go to certain times. They are scattered all throughout the reserves and are marked by a green dot with a house inside. Currency - this game has its own currency system so there is no need to use real money to buy ingame money. You get this by hunting animals and completing missions. Missions - the missions are completely optional and really only serve to give a reserve more backstory. There is also the plus benefit that they pay out a little extra cash and exp along the way. You may also unlock a few outposts while attempting the missions. Hunting pressure (big purple/pink spots on your map) - Hunting pressure is a pretty simple mechanic in that it basically removes any zone that is within its sphere of influence. Animals will tend to avoid the area at least when needzones are concerned. Depending on if you are hunting with a bow or from a hunting structure. The hunting pressure will become bright pink if you hunt more than three animals in the area. If you kill any more animals it will delete the zones and you will need to hunt somewhere else on the map to remove the pressure. Harvest check - This is more or less the game’s way of rewarding players with extra cash and xp for quick and clean kills. The four “checks” are as follows: hitting a vital organ, no more then two shots on an animal, using the right ammo, not damaging the trophy organ (skull on most species). The vital organs in this game’s definition are: heart, lungs, liver, neck bones (not spine), and the brain. Hitting any of these will result in a check. You will know when you hit them, there will be a large splat of blood where you shot the animal. Shooting an animal two times or less is pretty simple. As long as you made a decent shot one should do it. When it comes to using the “right ammo” make sure you check the class range of the current ammo you have and the animal you are hunting. The starting weapons you have (.243, .357, 420gr bow, and 12ga) will be sufficient enough for you to take down some of the immediate animals you are likely to encounter as long as you are playing the base game maps (Layton Lakes and Hirschfelden.) Animal difficulty - The difficulty is how sharp that particular animal’s senses are, some species have keen eyesight or sense of smell and will react quickly if startled. The range of numbers go as follows: 1 trivial, 2 minor, 3 very easy, 4 easy, 5 medium, 6 hard, 7 very hard, 8 mythical, 9 legendary. Most animals have a difficulty range of 1 - 5. Predators all go up to 9, additionally red deer, cape buffalo, and water buffalo go up to 9 as well. Most small species have a range of 1 - 3 with some exceptions like white tail and roe deer. Difficulty does not dictate what weapon class you use, only how quickly an animal will pick you up on it’s senses. Weapon class range - I’ll touch on this briefly. This is basically telling you what animals you are “permitted” to hunt with a certain caliber/load. You can hunt how you wish with whatever weapon, however, if you want to get a high medal, exp, and extra cash then following the ranges will be most beneficial. For example: the .243 has a range of 2 - 6 meaning any animal that falls within that range you can ethically shoot. These animals are: red fox, wild boar, springbok, gray wolf, and red deer. However, it should be noted that just because you can shoot a large animal with a weapon that is at its range does not mean it will die quickly. Shooting a red deer with either a .243 or a .357 will result in a long track (if any vital except heart, brain, or neck is hit.) Bugs - Yes there are bugs in this game, most of which are (at least from my experience) small annoying things like your character deciding to suddenly face north, not syncing properly in multiplayer, missions not tracking properly, and putting the wrong caliber of ammo in a weapon. Some of the more heavier bugs include: saved games being lost and losing some trophies in your lodges. While losing your game and trophies can be a very frustrating thing to occur. There are some workarounds that can help mitigate the impact of lost progress. I, however, am not tech savvy to explain how this works. If you would like to know more there are a few guides in the forums that do a good job explaining how to make a backup save. Content - The game gets new content and various updates throughout the year. The content can range from a new species getting their truRACS, a new reserve, or hunting equipment (weapons and structures.) Typically when something is about to be added, there are small and occasionally vague clues that the developers put into the game to tease upcoming content. The game is pretty good without the need to purchase every single item. However, the only content I say you will need would be a trophy lodge, for obvious reasons. Community - The community is also fairly well behaved. While it is online and there are of course some instances of poor user interaction. From my experience it is not toxic to the point where you may feel threatened. However, this is just from my experience and this may be vastly different from person to person. Conclusion - TheHunter: Call of the Wild is a very relaxing hunting experience, it is not meant to be taken very seriously. The environmental graphics (trees, lakes, mountains, hillsides) are pretty good and just about every step you take there are multiple opportunities to take some pretty amazing scenic pictures for those who are interested. The animal models are subjective. I find them to be quite adequate for the time being, however, there can always be adjustments made over time. I highly recommend this game for people who are interested in hunting games and culture. Happy hunting.
• gamedeal user

  May 12, 2022

  I shot a rabbit in the ass point blank with a bear killing rifle
• gamedeal user

  May 28, 2022

  I find myself playing this daily. It relieves a lot of stress and calms me down. It's very relaxing. The slower more methodical approach this game requires takes me away from a stressful, fast lane style of life. I find, no matter how my day has been, that getting on this game tends to bring me back down and mellow me out. It has a lot of variety. From sniping geese out of the sky with a .22 Longrifle to stalking Bison through the forest at night with a longbow, it has it all. If you want to sit in a blind/tree stand and use a caller to lure in prey, you can do that. Scents, lures, and the ability to put a blind anywhere in the game makes it possible. If you prefer stalking your prey, following blood, broken vegetation, and footprints, that is also viable. Prefer long range? People routinely make 425m shots with various rifles. Want to get up close? Shotguns, bows, crossbows, and pistols are a viable option. There is something for every play style. This game is what you make it. My wife and I had a blast running around at night chasing a pack of boar with .50 cal black powder rifles. I've spent a few nights chasing deer down on a 4-wheeler and blasting them with 10 gauge slugs, poacher style. I've also sat in a blind all day waiting for a particular buck to pass by so that I could introduce him to my 30-30. I've shot Roosevelt Elk, Red Foxes, Grizzly Bears, Whitetail Deer, and Turkeys. At the same time, I've been eaten by lions, trampled by water buffalo, stalked and hunted by wolves, mauled by a blackbear, caught in a stampede of wildebeests, and even ran over by a crazy whitetail doe who came out of no where and plowed my ass over. This game is amazing. Yes. It has its bugs and assholes. Yeah, you have to restart the game when your blood hound (yes, you get a bloodhound in a DLC) glitches out. Sometimes my gear won't appear in my hand and I have to restart. I've had a perfect shot get stopped by a blade of grass. I've lost Need Zones because an asshole murdered every creature in 2 square miles. It's not perfect by any means. It can be frustrating at times. But at the same time, I literally screamed in excitement when I finally killed my first diamond. I have never had a game make me do that. It's a great and immersive game. It's not perfect and it never will be. And that's okay. It's still a great game. Gold Star Expansive Worlds. You knocked this one out of the park.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 16, 2022

  Very slow and very boring, just like real hunting. 10/10
• Lazlamania

  Nov 3, 2022

  my dad and i used to play a hunting game like this. it makes me think of him