theHunter: Call of the Wild Reviews
The Hunter: Call of the Wild aims to be the perfect hunting game thanks to aspects that has improved from its prequel, but it is not very consistent and has some bugs that affect the gameplay.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
When theHunter: Call of the Wild works properly, it’s still going to be a game that only those with the patience of a saint would enjoy. It’s very slow, full of barriers, and isn’t very exciting. That’s not to say it’s not completely without merit as it’s a stunner to look at and there are rare occasions where everything comes together to make a compelling experience. Just note that those rare occasions are few and far between.
If hunting is your bag then theHunter is a game which could very much tick all the right boxes for you. Compared to the competition I’ve experienced this is right there at the top of the pile, and it’s a game which is only going to grow as Expansive Worlds continues to layer it with more content.
It's not that it's a pure niche piece of software, as every single simulation game is like that. theHunter: Call of the Wild's biggest issue is that it got released in a pretty bad state, and still hasn't been fixed… And it's a real shame, because, when it decides to work, it can be quite the immersive experience and feels a lot closer to what it wants to - the best of its kind.
Call of The Wild feels like a step back from classic theHunter. Even without microtransactions, the game facilitates way too much tracking animals, and removes the thrilling feeling of finding your target.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
theHunter: Call of the Wild is a satisfying game and I personally consider it one of the best exponents of its kind. Certainly the title is only intended for a lover of the genre, not suitable for those who prefer a frantic product.
Review in Italian | Read full review