Hunter's Trophy 2: Europe

Release Date: October 16, 2012

Action, FPP, hunting, shooters, splitscreen, multiplayer, singleplayer

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Hunter's Trophy 2: Europe is an advanced hunting simulation produced by the development studio Kylotonn Entertainment. Players can try their hand at hunting more than 20 species of wild animals inhabiting different corners of the Old Continent. Among the interesting gameplay options there is a possibility of tracking with the use of a hunting dog.

Mechanics
Game modes
Technical aspects

Hunter's Trophy 2: Europe, released on PC, PS3 and X360, is a continuation of the well-received 2011 hunting simulation. The developers from Kylotonn Entertainment studio in Paris decided to use proven solutions while introducing a number of changes in gameplay and audiovisuals.

Mechanics

As the title suggests, Hunter's Trophy 2: Europe allows players to go to European hunting grounds. There are five large locations available in the game: Camargue Marshes, Correze Plains, Swiss Alps, Highland Lakes and Black Forest. We can hunt over 20 species of wild animals, including wild boars, foxes, roe deer, chamois, hares, pheasants and ducks.

As befits a hunting simulator, the developers of Hunter's Trophy 2: Europe put a strong emphasis on realism. The player can choose not only the type of hunting (e.g. stalking), but also the action plan. We can use 10 types of firearms, as well as a wide range of outfits and elements of hunting equipment. We also have an option of using a tracking dog, and even play as it to follow the scent of the prey.

Game modes

The game offers two standard gameplay modes - hunting season (campaign) and hunting weekend (free game) as well as an arcade shooting range where we can improve our skills of using hunting weapons. We can also compete with another player.

Technical aspects

Hunter's Trophy 2: Europe is distinguished by a refined visuals. Virtual animals were reproduced with great care for details, as well as typical behavior. The player also has a lot of freedom to explore vast locations.

Last updated on August 8, 2019