Okay, so its 2009, and you are looking for a new and exciting hunting game to play. Where to start? If you are really into hunting games, then you have probably heard of the Cabela series. If you are into the dangerous hunts game, then the newer one is certainly something to check out. So is it a dud, or is it a sweet find?

Here’s my take on it The tagline for this game is “be afraid, be very afraid” and this is certainly the case. As a player you will be located in the most dangerous spots around, hunting the most dangerous animals around. You’re going to be tackling lions, grizzly bears, tigers, and more! You’ll be stuck in the midst of rapid streams and freezing avalanches, sweating it up in the jungles of India, and fighting your way past animal stampedes. You name it, you have to get through it.

There are times when you will be attacked by an animal. If you fail to shoot it in time, you are going to have to put your fists up at the last moment for some wrestling. In this game you are going to be playing Flint Abrahams, as he travels around trying to bag as many animals as possible. You will soon discover however, that Flint is far from perfect, as something will go wrong (very wrong) nearly every single place he goes.

This game won’t play out much like a normal hunting game; in fact it will seem more like an adventure game. You will spend a lot of your time traveling through the wilderness area and searching through your maps looking for your prey. Once you get to that certain spot though, the prey will be ridiculously easy to spot. Its even easier if you use the games “Hunters sense” feature. Once you find the prey, you wont have to worry about luring him in, as generally you will just wander around shooting everything in your path. That’s what you will most likely have to do anyways, as in the game there is a time limit.
In career mode, you will first start of in the heart of Russia, as you shoot down your first task (a red deer) this will prove to be ridiculously easy, as the deer will walk right in front of you. Afterwards, you will get the chance at using the manual combat mode, as a huge bear will come out and injure your partner. It goes without saying, that you will quickly get the hang of things. These basic mechanisms will stay with you for the entirety of the game. The problem with this is that it will get boring. Kill after kill it’s the same process. Moreover, each animal seems to just die, in the same format, there are no real special effects, and there isn’t much of a rewarding feeling… it just gets very monotonous. As for the combat mode, it’s also not that great. Firstly, you yourself cannot choose to fight in such a way ie the game will put you in the combat mode. What’s worse, you just don’t know when the game will put you in said mode.

There is another cool feature which is called the adrenaline boost, which will pretty much stop time, and bring everything around you to a halt. That said, this may also seem like a cheap and unfair way to deal with the enemy animals.
In terms of environment, the game looks alright but there are definite glitches. For one, it will seem as though you will come across seemingly random invisible “barriers”, and sometimes you won’t be able to trek through a barrier in your path. Moreover, there is not a single body of water in the entire game that goes more than ankle-deep. How is that for ridiculous? On another note, our hunter flint can’t run! He can only walk, which serves as a real annoyance during certain missions where you are only allowed to tranquilize the animals because you have to survive for the few minutes that they are still up and about.
Another ridiculous thing is that this game puts virtually every single animal out there as if they are out to get you. Elephants and hyenas will go out of their way to chase you down (something very unlike their species)

In closing, this game just does not quite cut it, its no masterpiece. I give it a 5/10.

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There is a mix of stimulation based hunting along with arcade style hunting in this game. Although, with that said, we are stretching the word simulation. It is a fairly typical light gun game, as things will run on the screen and you will just blast them! There is a time limit, and you must complete a certain number of kills in order to advance. You will receive points for your kills, more for the better shots.. etc. You will also lose points for shooting animals that are illegal in the game (like doe). This game differs highly from other deer hunting games. The deer will be extremely easy to find (as they are running around right in front of you) and there are tons of them running around everywhere for you to shoot! They are also extremely easy to kill, as it only takes one shot to kill deer, moose, and bear!

With that said, this game is highly unrealistic; I believe it runs more in the fashion of an arcade game than a simulation. Although, it also might make the game more interesting and exciting, depends on what you are into. Another interesting thing you will see is that you will be able to pick up some upgrades for the deer you shoot. For instance, if you are able to shoot a certain deer you may receive a pair of sunglasses. The upgrades are variable, and a really cool one is the breath control, which will temporarily slow down time. All of these upgrades are temporary, so you won’t have too much power for to long…You must also keep a close watch on the bear and moose, as they will run towards you in attempt to attack. If you don’t shoot them in time, you will die and have to start the round over again. The main focus though, as evidenced by the name is on the deer.

The whole entire game is based on one viewpoint in which your trigger pointer is out in the environment and you move it around if you want to look right or left.. etc. You yourself are not moving around. It’s like I said, things move in front of you and you just shoot them. This can be very exciting, but for some (like me) it’s rather boring if you can’t move around yourself.

This game runs in regular one player mode, two player and party mode. It is also compatible with the wii zapper, if you would like to use it. I would suggest the party mode, as it is probably the most fun format in the game.

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Hunting games are very exiting and enjoyable. They are full and interactive hunting games. It is also a game with quite realistic and amazing images of the experience of hunting.

You will learn with time the important and valuable information about hunting survival, safety and conservation. You do not just hang around and take potshots at the animals that appear on the screen; you have to have patience and some effort and use the tools that are there to use. Also you will be fined in the game if you do not follow the regulations of hunting. Following regulations is a must in this game.
A great way to spend your free time is to play this hunting game. Playing this game will defiantly improve your skills in hunting. It will also make you so anxious and exited for the advancing hunting game season. Playing hunting games certainly will, with no doubt ,fine-tune your skills in hunting.

There are a lot of animals to capture. You can explore and find them all when playing the hunting game. There also exists a lot of factors that comprise the hunting game challenge and these factors are the importance of character selection, variation, gun choice, and style of play in the game.
When playing hunting games online, the character that you select is the key. The reason for this is that we want to resemble character .

Hunting is a very exciting and emotive sport for many people. And if you are a hunting lover you will definitely be passionate about this game; the scenes of this game look so real that it seems as if you really are in the wild forest hunting.

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