Accessories include items like rattling antlers, binoculars, various calls (grunts, doe bleats, rutting grunts), a scent dripper, decoy, scents (buck urine and doe estrus), tree stands, a Global Positioning System, maps, and more. Hunters can brave the winters in Pennsylvania, enjoy the foliage of a Michigan autumn, trek through the snow pines and firs in mountainous Washington, or traverse the woodlands of Georgia.įor honing shooting skills, Deer Hunter II provides a multi-targeted practice range with paper targets and deer silhouettes. Terrain is based on actual USGS information and reflects 12 hunting areas (three in each state) featuring diverse environments and weather conditions. Apart from this though, this makes for a poor experience.Deer Hunter II: The Hunt Continues!, endorsed by Wildlife Forever, offers four locations, more than a dozen accessories, nine weapons, and unlimited seasons for hunters keen on tracking, stalking and taking down big bucks and graceful does in pre-rut, rut, and post-rut situations. The only good part is that you're not actually out in the cold, so you aren't freezing your bits off in the outdoors. And when something does appear, the act of shooting it is also less than thrilling, so by now you're probably wondering why you're bothering with it all. There's a lot of waiting around, looking at some rather bland scenery and hoping that something is going to show up soon so you can blast it and go home. Certainly for the average action-loving gamer, this is going to be boring stuff. You've also got access to your player stats, so you can keep track of your accuracy and such things, but in all honesty that's about it. Some other changes for the series include some more weapons to try out, new accessories and the ability to play around with your sights.
In a slight change to the formula though, this time you can actually move yourself around, rather than just waiting for them to come to you, which does at least spice things up.
As with other similar such games, there's not much to this one other than going on hunts to catch yourself a fine deer. However, even for those attuned to the charms of hunting games, this one is probably not going to be too enthralling either and you might be better off with Bird Hunter.
The hunting game genre is a peculiarly specialized offshoot of the first person shooter which is likely to prove rather dull to the average gamer and of interest only to those who enjoy the real world hobby, similar to fishing games like Gone Fishin'.
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