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It's open season! In stunning natural environments, choose your gear from the best official weapons and accessories and set off with your dog in search of a variety of animal species in this hunting simulation.

For those who are familiar with hunting in the real world (which I am not), Hunting Simulator 2 is fully licensed with firearms from Browning, Winchester, and Bushnell for example. There are a range of firearms to scratch every itchy trigger finger.

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We collaborated with an Italian rifle stock manufacturer to develop a unique rifle for the GAIM simulator. The stock is handcrafted in Italy and assembled with the GAIM Trigger in Sweden, creating a virtual reality weapon that feels like the real deal. The GAIM wooden rifle is 3-in-1 in the simulator and can be used as an AR platform, shotgun, and bolt-action rifle.

Outside of your hunting dog, there are a few other things that can help you hunt. Throughout the maps there are towers that you can go into and wait out an animal. From here, using various animal calls is a good combination. There are also camps to unlock fast travel, as well as blinds to hide in and wait. Combining animal calls with bait and scent removers will make your hunting much easier.

Hunting Simulator 2 unfortunately misses the majority of feelings that come with actual hunting. With cumbersome systems, clunky gameplay, unbalanced currency system, and no dynamic day/night cycle, Hunting Simulator 2 feels like a test of patience in the wrong way, that ultimately does not pay off.

Love it. Would like to see hunting become tougher and more realistic. It's a viable method for getting food but shouldn't be easy. (Anyone who has went hunting knows this) It will definitely add to the depth of the game and give you more to do.

I love the idea of hunting in dayz, as pointed out, you can walk up to an animal and shoot them point blank, I think it would be awesome to think you are tracking a deer and suddenly you aggro a big ass bear and you have to shot that fucker or somehow escape. Living off the land and in the trees would add some serious depth to the game.

One of the best things about hunting is the sunrise on that crisp morning, the sun hitting your tree stand and hitting your face while you breathe in and feel the warmth. I can only say that while Hunting Simulator 2 is not real life, the look and feel made me remember every ounce of hunting I thought I forgot. There is definitely no shortage of realism in this game, which made me realize that it was created and developed in Unreal Engine 4. It makes this game so much better than I expected, with all that vibrant and stunning color.

While in the shooting mode of your choice, you can pan around, shoot, and see your shot angle on the screen. You can even broadcast your bow-hunting practice gameplay on your TV so everyone in the room can watch you hit the target. Thanks to brand-new in-app sounds, you will be totally immersed in your virtual bowhunting adventure and feel as though you are close to your target.

If you're looking for a safe way to introduce people to archery and bow hunting, this archery trainer is the solution for you. It is the most effective method to prepare an archer for a real-world scenario.

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Killing humans in a video game is not great for me too but if you ask somebody like me what is more logic between killing soldiers in a war game or animals in a hunting game, I'll go instantly for the first one.

The Hunter: Call of the Wild is one of my favourite games, however this appears to be rather lack-luster rip-off... I'll be sticking to CoTW for my deer hunting fix (besides the GFX on the PeeCee are amazing). Nice try tho.

@Stocksy Oh man, hunting in Assassin's Creed III was fun! I liked that in the AC games you were encouraged to hunt without firearms for better skins, as well.

My biggest dig on game hunting IRL is when folks use souped up weaponry and baits. It's like getting a strike in bowling when you've got the lane bumpers in use, haha.

@Bod2019 Someone that spent at least $340 to play this game, by your logic, would then be tempted to go spend hundreds of dollars more on a firearm, get a hunting license, travel to hunt, and kill an animal? That's a reach, are you sure you didn't try to ban Night Trap?

But now that we've gotten that out of the way...hunting games do nothing for me...at least games where hunting is all there is. Games like Far cry and others are different...because its more than hunting, and in far cry you actually use your kill for something purposeful.

I dont see anything wrong with a hunting simulator...it just isn't my cup of tea. It'd be nice if these simulators focused on hunting for food and not sport hunting. Not sure how this one fares in that regard.

I'll stick with "Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" then for my (albeit non-existent) hunting simulation needs... though with the Champions' Ballad DLC, that game very quickly turned into more of a "roadkill simulator".

The best hunting game is still theHunter IMO. Nothing comes close to it. theHunter: Call of the Wild may have gorgeous environments, but the hunting is more arcadey than the original, which doesn't do it for me.

@Bombdotorg999 IMO theHunter and the Carnivores (Dinosaur Hunter and Ice Age) series are the best hunting games. People say the early Deer Hunter games are very good, but I've never played them. Hunting Unlimited 2010 and the Carnivores remake are decent. Lots of games, like the Cabela series, though, aren't true hunting sims. They're just glorified arcade shooters.

I'm one of the ten people on the internet who do not hunt but recognize the important role selective licensed hunting plays in controlling animal overpopulation and maintaining equilibrium in local ecosystems, and I'm a bit on the fence on this one. Disappointed to see it has some shortfalls that affect the hunt. I would like to see a well-executed multiplayer hunting experience with a gameplay focus on tracking as a team, hunt preparation and the full use and handling of the carcass. A true-to-life hunting experience which accurately portrays the sustainable ecological benefits hunting affords the environment would be a refreshing sight in a time when miseducation, simple ignorance, and social chameleon outrage reign supreme.

In any case, there is a great deal of action oriented games that essentially have you murdering people for next to no reason so I don't see how something that tries to simulate a necessary means of survival is so bad. Even if it is focusing on the sporting aspect, it is still the same process as is done for hunting for survival. In any case we are talking about virtual animals, computer generated fantasy, if you are treating this as reality that is your own personal issue. ff782bc1db