#HUNTING SIMULATOR 2 FIRST TRACKS LICENSE#

I literally searched for a deer for over 80 minutes, and the only thing I ended up seeing was butterflies.Hunting Simulator 2 does what it says on the box: it lets And that’s still the reason why we play games, to have fun. I respect the devs for releasing a realistic game but maybe they should learn that making it too realistic isn’t fun. It’s a serious boring mechanic that makes the game none-accessible for a very large part of the potential players. It doesn’t help that the default walking speed is slower than a snail on Diazepam, getting tired of it, and start running around will spook away the animals. Hunting Simulator 2 makes this virtual thing realistic, but maybe a little bit too perfect. You need to find tracks and get as close as possible to get that perfect shot so the animal doesn’t suffer too much.

Boredom Simulation 2: I get it, in real life animals just don’t pop up out of thin air.

You have three main different locations that all have a distinct look with unique herbivores or more dangerous animals like bears so that’s great for making it less repetitive. It kinda ruins the otherwise great lush visuals. There is an insane amount of texture pop up, for example, grass.

Great visuals, bad draw distance: It’s an issue with many games but clearly noticeable in Hunting Simulator 2, terrible draw distance.

In my opinion, they should have been available right from the start as this reduces a lot of the frustration having to walk to your starting point to sell your animals. While I had the most fun finding these places I wished it was a bit easier finding them.

Fast travel and points of Interest: Each of the different areas have multiple towers or blinds and fast travel tents.

It is important to encourage your companion though, and you’ll thank him many times if he finds new clues or retrieves a flying duck. Just as finding animals your relationship with your dog requires patience and time, along the way your dog becomes better and better. Labrador or a shorthaired pointer and each dog has different hunting specialties.

Man’s best friend: Completely new in Hunting Simulator 2 is man’s best friend, dogs! You start with a cute little beagle or you can invest in other dog breeds.

What’s really great about this lodge is the shooting range, it learns you to use weapons and comes with some bonus mini-games.

#HUNTING SIMULATOR 2 FIRST TRACKS LICENSE#

Not having a license or killing an animal with the wrong weapon will cost you dearly with fines. You start out with a little bit of cash so it’s important to use your limited resources wisely as getting more money is very time consuming by finding and executing wildlife. This is also the place where you buy licenses, you can’t just go out killing every animal! You need to purchase the license first and take into account that you also need the right gun and ammo for the job.

Your charming lodge (game hub): In the game hub you can decide to place display trophies (animal heads), listen to some music, buy new weapons, and visit the shooting range.Great lengths have been done to make the 33 different animal species realistic, you’ll find wild ducks, boars, bears, and all kinds of deer. Especially the animations from your dog are really well done, but more about your hairy companions later. Scoping them out with your Winchester or your binoculars is like visiting a zoo, they walk and act like expected. Animals: Animal behavior has been improved when you compare it with the first Hunting Simulator if you manage to find them.If you are one of the few gamers that’s part of Hunting Simulator’s hardcore appeal than I’m sure you’ll have a great time with it, but let’s take a look at what I think about this latest Belgian game. Nobody and I’m quite sure about this want to spend more than an hour looking for an animal with the slowest walking animation in history. These people from Ghent clearly have a lot of developing skill but it goes to waste because this game can be so damn boring because of realism. I’m just going to say it how I think, It’s a shame that this talented Belgian game studio is making a niche game like Hunting Simulator 2. Back in 2017 Neopica released the first Hunting Simulator, three years later we have an improved sequel.

Hunting simulator 2 first tracks