Avalanche Studios recently revealed its newest game called "The Hunter: Call of the Wild." Unlike the previous project, "The Hunter: Call of the Wild" is a hunting simulator.
"The Hunter: Call of the Wild" features 50 square miles varied terrain ranging from wetlands to open farm fields. "The Hunter: Call of the Wild" is described as the most immersive hunting experience ever created with open world teeming with life from the deer up to the critters and insects of the wilderness.
Avalanche never held back on the game's presentation. The graphical presentation has been greatly improved with the incorporation of dynamic weather events, full day and night cycles, and highly realistic acoustics.
"The Hunter: Call of the Wild" also features unique multiplayer options for up to eight players in both cooperative and competitive modes of gameplay. The recommended system requirements for the game are the following: 64bit OS - Windows 10, Intel i7 quad-core, 8 GB RAM, NVidia GTX 760 / R9 270x - 4GB VRAM, and 20 Gb of free space, while the minimum setting requires a 64bit OS - Windows 7, Intel i5-2500, 8 GB RAM, NVidia GTX 660 / ATI HD7870 - 2GB VRAM, and the 20GB of free space, according to "the Hunter: Call of the Wild's" Steam web page.
"The Hunter: Call of the Wild" is a sequel to Avalanche's "The Hunter: Primal," a game with over 6 million players and is already seven years old. The Hunter is one of those free games that needs to be purchased in order to unlock the full experience. The game was originally developed by Emote Games and was acquired by Avalanche Studios. The first installment was positively received by the gaming community but received bad reviews in Steam due to the lack of wildlife variety. The new trailer shows "The Hunter: Call of the Wild" is going to be an instant hit for gamers and hunting enthusiast alike.
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