Разработчик: Raylight Games
Описание
Deer Hunt Legends is a third person hunting simulation game that follows the story of a hunter on a quest to take down species never before seen by the human eye, some even believed to be extinct…
Players will travel across the globe in search of their prey. Captured in their natural environments, these animals are quick, deadly, and eager to turn you into dinner! You will engage in vicious boss battles against the feared T-Rex, saber-toothed cats, and Gastornis. With diverse weapons to choose from like sniper rifles, crossbows, and high-powered shotguns, Deer Drive Legends is the most realistic hunting game you’ll ever play!
Features:
- More than 30 elusive animals including woolly rhinos, white-tailed deer, wolves and Irish elk
- Realistic natural background effects and sounds
- Range of unique challenges using true-to-life hunting techniques
- Bonuses awarded for successful kills, such as Health Packs, Ammo Clips, and more
- Earn skill points for extra advantage during specific hunts
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo, AMD Athlon X2 or better
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: Hardware accelerated (DirectX & OpenGL compatible) Nvidia GeForce Series 7, 8, 9 video cards or ATI Radeon X1550 with 256 MB of RAM (or above)
Отзывы пользователей
While I went into this with the mindset to see if it was as bad as people make it seem, I really didn't think I'd end up getting so disappointed.
I knew beforehand that this game is by no means a hunting game, it's an arcade-y 'stand in one place, turn around and shoot stuff that runs past you' kinda game. And not the good kind, mind you.
I can usually enjoy these types of games as a time waster or to blow off some steam...but this game is basically just frustrating because it doesn't even tell you the controls and tasks given to you are also not explained which then result in failure unless you figure it out youself at some point. This wouldn't be a porblem if you didn't have to start the whole damn level over from the start...trial and error is a garbage mechanic imo anyway, so yeah. Others might not be bothered as much but I'm honestly just annoyed at this point.
This all makes this whole game just a garbage experience. Which is why I gave up bothering with it so incredibly quickly.
Since I only wasted 0,89 Euro on it, my wallet doesn't demand a human sacrifice in exchange for this insult. But I would suggest to not buy this at full price. It's usually on sale quite often so get it then if you must.
Some may call me crazy for actually recommending this game, but... It's not QUITE as bad as others are saying.
Is it a masterpiece? No, not at all: However, it has fairly addictive gameplay which will keep you engaged and attentive to your surroundings once you get in the groove.
Here's a breakdown of everything you need to know about the game, to help you decide:
Graphics:
The visuals in this game aren't great. A part of this stems from it being a port of the Wii game "Deer Drive Legends" (made by the same studio, of course - a 3DS version also exists). The different title was due to licensing issues on their end, not being able to secure it for the PC version due to numerous similarly-titled games already existing.
If you're adventurous, you can make the game look MUCH more presentable if you use Reshade to adjust the overall contrast, saturation and brightness. That alone does wonders for the game's visuals.
The GUI is pretty basic, if not uninspired and clunky in some spots. The smaller details just aren't there, like some text not being perfectly centered on the buttons.
The environments are pretty nice to look at and the animations on the animals are nicely-done. The Savana, however, looks awful. There's some issues going on with the alpha channels. It's an eyesore and a total distraction, which is unfortunate since so many new animals are introduced in that area!
Texture resolutions are low, but keep in mind that these animals aren't going to be in your face most of the time, so there's no reason to use anything higher than 512x512.
This being a port of the Wii version is apparent. No PC-specific enhancements were made, even though the game's engine (Blue Roses) is more than capable of doing better rendering. It's a rush-job, and it shows.
All in all, they dropped the ball on the graphics. The art itself is actually very good, and it shows the team at Raylight Games S.r.l.s. are talented in this regard: The issue is they didn't bother to do ANY graphical upgrades for this version, like add normal maps to the animals (which is possible - I've done it), add a bit of post-processing, such as bloom (which the engine supports) and color correction to make it less washed-out and bland, and of course have custom resolution support and even a windowed mode.
2/5 for this aspect. Sorry!
Technical issues:
Some earlier reviews mention the non-functional store being a thing (and being the only way to get extra lives in-game) - I'm happy to say the game was updated in April of 2023 and the store feature was completely removed.
They unfortunately didn't go the full mile and make it possible to gain additional lives whilst updating the game, so the issue of starting over from the beginning if you die once is still there.
A workaround happens to exist for this, though! If you ALT-TAB out of the game whenever you finish a stage successfully and then navigate to your Documents / Raylight folder. Copy the SAV file (since if you die, the game will reset your save file). This way if you die, just delete the original save and restore the copy. This allows you to keep playing from where you left off if you die.
It's a silly thing to have to do, it really is, and I hope some day this game is updated again, with some of these points addressed.
Performance-wise, I have to say, the game runs well. It's definitely well-optimized, so kudos to them for that. This is the same studio which made some very impressive GBA games and tech demos for that system, so they know a thing or two about making fast code and graphics renderers!
It's unfortunate the game is capped to run at 30 frames a second, with no option to change it. I'm guessing the game's timers are all designed to expect this many frames a second, and to make the game more accessible for players with lower-end hardware + it being a port of the Wii game, they decided to not change this.
I think the multiplayer option still works, but I haven't tested it, so I can't say much about that feature.
3/5 for this. It has some glaring flaws, but nothing which a patch or two can't fix.
Gameplay:
As mentioned above, the gameplay is generally quite satisfying. It's a fairly mindless, arcade-like experience which is designed to be rewarding if you learn the intricacies of what to (and what not to) do.
Depending on how well you perform (it seems to be tied to both the amount of points you score AND overall accuracy, among a few other parameters, such as the amount of headshots you managed to do), it will present a screen where you are allowed to upgrade certain aspects, such as health / resilience to attacks, accuracy, reload speed, and even your heart-rate.
The AI on the animals is a bit more nuanced than just them running from point A to point B. Some animals, such as the Moose, are more elusive in their movement patterns and sometimes try to predict when you're trying to shoot them, and in that case they change directions, adding a layer of challenge.
Now... That's the positives. There's only a couple of negative things about the gameplay which I can personally think of, but still worth noting.
The first negative thing is... Later in the game, you'll fight a T-Rex (yes, really - it's a bit jarring, but whatever). This is all fine and dandy until you realize how badly the camera-shaking feature was implemented! Basically, when he roars, the camera does an earthquake-like shaking motion. It doesn't just shake up and down, though. It actually rotates the camera to the right (or left) by a decent amount. This really makes it difficult to shoot him because right after that happens, there's a chance that they'll want you to shoot his head.
If you didn't upgrade your accuracy at any point prior to this part, then God bless your soul, because it's not going to be fun; doubly so if you don't back up your save and happen to die!
The second problem is the lack of instructions given to the player. Here's an example: In the first area, there's a mission where you need to tag 5 dire wolves (the slightly red-tinted wolves). The problem is if you didn't check the game's controls before you started playing (and didn't realize the blue bullets on the second weapon are "tagging bullets"), you'll end up failing that part. It doesn't help that the wolves themselves are very similarly-colored to the standard wolves. Very subtle difference. A bit of contrast adjustment would make them stand out more from the standard ones.
4/5 for this aspect of the game. There's a couple of small dents in the armor, but nothing deal-breaking.
Sound:
The sound in this game, simply put, is primitive.
The music isn't going to win any rewards, but it's still nicely composed. It has all the National Geographic / outback music vibes.
The sound effects are a mixed bag. The environment / ambient sounds are spot-on, I can say that much. They're well-chosen and mesh well with the visuals. Weapon sounds are the same deal.
However, where the sound effects take a nosedive is with the animal sounds - almost every animal uses the same death sound, just with a speed variation applied.
3/5 for this aspect. There's nothing thrilling about the sounds, but it's not the absolute worst, either.
In total, I'll give this game 3.5 stars out of 5. It isn't a 3 because there's some bits where it absolutely shines and tells me there's so much potential to be had (hence the .5 extra stars), but on the other side of the coin I can't give it a 4 because it NEEDS some extra TLC, because in it's current state, it's just... Passable.
Hopefully this helps you decide whether or not to give this game a chance. It isn't deserving of the mostly negative ratings, but it's also not the greatest game out there either.
Considering I purchased this game for a little over a dollar, It's not bad really. My main issue with this game is that it doesn't come with sound. You have to manually download the "wrap_oal" zip file, move it to the games folder, extract here, etc.
an animal shooter with no windowed, locked at 30fps, laggy even on a 1060gt, awful gameplay, awful interface.
Don't buy it.
hunting not cool
It's terrible
very limited get so far then it says game over.. wish i could get a refund.. this game sucks
5min of this game
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyhsXOsqGQQ
1st off there are few to no option and there was a cash shop in here that no longer works.
2nd yes i'm against real life big game hunting (outside population control hunting like deer) but this is a game.
This is a "light-gun" type clicker game where you click to shoot instead of using a gun.
As you kill random animals (no doe's though) some will drop power-ups or health.
Animals including but not limited to dear, rabbit, squirrel, moose, wolf, duck, mountain lions and many more.
The 5th level is a extinct Jurassic animal.
You will have 2 weapons depending on the mission like shotguns, rifles some have scopes (you can zoom in), pistols, bows, or tracking darts.
Mission consist of kill X of Y animal, kill X of Y animal with a vital hit, don't hit any does, kill X of Y animal with range shots, tag X of Y animal, kill the dino, and yes they are all timed.
After each level you can upgrade some 1 of 4 skills, precision, reload time, heart rate, & health but i feel health should be a priority as the games not hard enough that you'll need the others as much.
If you die (only a issue on the dino's) its game over and you need to reset the game or close it before it saves.
You could buy more lives in the cash shop but its closed so now it's only possible to have 1 life per game.
Awful awful game. does not work properly, get so far and get locked out because you cannot access the "shop" so you can't buy additional lives.
game has sound.. other reviews must have shitty computers?
isnt a bad game for 5$
just very repetitive but simple to play
one of those nothing else to do kinda games
no multiplayer, maybe if u could play against a friend it would be alright.
other than that you would have to do the challenges alone
That's it. The dumbest game ever.
So far terrible! I purchased the game did not expect much for 5.00 but there is no volume in the game all other files have volume, turned up volume in setting and on computer. Tried to play game without volume and now it says I have no lives?/ ? Do not waste your time or money. Steam support refers me to raylight games I emailed them and no response!
Bought the game for the hell of it since it was 5 bucks - No graphics options but graphics are ok.
Gameplay is more like the classic duck hunter from Nintendo in the 80's. You have a time limit to kill the animals in question and are deducted points if you shoot things you shouldn't.
If that's your type of game then you will like it otherwise it won't hold your attention long.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Raylight Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 19.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 31% положительных (13) |