theHunter: Call of the Wild

Fenomenal! It is the game I have more hours into... It captures very well the thrill of the hunt. This is not a simplistic shooter. You really have to use your head to be able to catch your prey. Like your ancestors did. And the atmosphere is realistic. A lot of locations throughout the world where to hunt. Very detailed graphics and maps. One of the best games ever made!

Esse jogo tem um mundo muito bom com uma ambientação impecável. O maior problema é que é muito dificil de achar animais para abater, deixando você sozinho na maioria da gameplay. No geral, tem bons gráficos com um ambiente muito relaxante, mas é chato com 1 hora de gameplay,

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Hunter: Call of the Wild – or as I like to call it, Call of the Bored. Looking for a thrilling adventure where nothing happens for hours? Where the most action-packed moment is adjusting your crouch stance for the hundredth time? Congratulations, Hunter: Call of the Wild is your new spiritual home.Step into a breathtakingly empty world, where you’ll wander aimlessly through beautiful, lifeless landscapes that seem to have misplaced all their animals. It’s like a nature documentary — if David Attenborough took a vow of silence and all the animals called in sick. But don’t worry — if you do find an animal (after approximately 27.4 years of hiking), shooting it is a whole new level of impossible. Apparently, the wildlife in this game has military-grade surveillance and Olympic-level sprinting ability. They’ll hear your thoughts from 1,500 meters away and vanish like you just announced open season on ghosts. Your only chance of hitting something is mastering sniper-level accuracy while moonwalking uphill in a snowstorm. And should you miraculously land a shot? Great news! The animal won’t die. Instead, you’re rewarded with a riveting minigame called “Follow the Blood Trail Until You Die of Old Age.” It’s like Dora the Explorer for grown-ups, but with less excitement. And then there’s the menu system. Ever wanted to feel like you’re hacking into NASA just to change a loadout? Mission accomplished. It’s an ergonomic fever dream designed by someone who’s never played a video game — or used logic. So, if you’re craving an experience that’s part insomnia cure, part exercise simulator, and 100% existential crisis — this is your game. Bon appétit.

rather scummy game model. basic functions like tents and vehicle travel are paywalled, as are most good weapons. mods are mostly disabled so nobody but the devs can add new content (for cash that is). some quality-of-life mods are broken with the modern weapons pack - probably intentional. game is unstable, crashes often, which is very frustrating during missions where large distances are traveled. movement speed is locked to fps so don't play this with an older computer. the maps are great and the hunting is enjoyable sometimes, if you ignore the idiotic weapon physics and the fact that nothing is actually simulated, it's just animals randomly spawned in if you're near tracks long enough. don't buy this game.