Body Glove: Bluewater Hunter

Release Date: October 8, 1999

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A simulation of underwater fish hunting with the logo of a well-known manufacturer of diving equipment. Players can plunge into the depths of six water bodies located in different corners of the globe and face 14 species of fish inhabiting them. The title was produced by the Zombie Studios development team.

Body Glove: Bluewater Hunter is a proposal of developers from Zombie Studios addressed to players who are bored with traditional fishing simulations and would like to try their hand at an extreme variant of fishing hunting. The title was produced in cooperation with Body Glove, an American tycoon on the diving equipment market.

The game allows you to play the role of an underwater hunter and hunt for the most beautiful specimens of sea fauna living in the coastal areas: California, Australia, Hawaii, Panama, South Africa and Mexico.

The game is a combination of hunting game and angling simulation. During the game, the player can hunt 14 species of fish, including merlin and tuna. At each level you should catch three indicated species of fish of the largest possible size and weight, which allows you to unblock access to the next location.

The basic weapon of an underwater hunter is the harpoon. At the same time it does not have oxygen cylinders, so it can only submerge for a relatively short time (depending on the conditions, it ranges from 40 seconds to 4 minutes). Marine predators - sharks and ploughing, with which the meeting may have tragic consequences, are an additional obstacle.

Body Glove visuals: Bluewater Hunter does not deviate from the standards of games from the late 1990s. The three-dimensional graphical environment is poor in detail and the smoothness of the animation leaves a lot to be desired. However, it is worth mentioning the possibility of changing the view in the game between FPP (first-person perspective) and TPP (third-person perspective).

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Last updated on August 14, 2015