Hunting Unlimited 2011

Release Date: July 14, 2010

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Hunting Unlimited 2011 is a hunting game created by the SCS Software development team. Players have the opportunity to take part in hunting for seven species of wild animals, including deer, elks and Canadian moufflons. The creators prepared several variants of the game, allowing the virtual hunters to demonstrate accuracy, mastery and reflexes.

Hunting Unlimited 2011 is the eighth installment of the popular hunting games series, developed since 2001 by the Czech development studio SCS Software. This time, the creators decided to move away from realism in favour of greater emotions associated with virtual hunting.

As in the other games of the series, the player plays the role of a hunter. Its task is to enlarge the collection of trophies with the most beautiful specimens of American fauna. Developers have prepared a total of 30 hunting arenas in four environmental variants (pine forest, hills, winter mountains, summer forest). Locations reflect the most famous fisheries in North America.

In Hunting Unlimited 2011, seven species of wildlife can be hunted, including elks, moufflons, pumas and grizzly bears. Just as in reality, predators are particularly dangerous, and an inattentive hunter who enters their area can easily become a prey himself.

Compared to earlier versions of the cycle, the arsenal of available weapons has been severely limited. Players can choose from 12 weapons including composite arches, rifles and rifles.

Hunting Unlimited 2011 is designed for predefined hunting scenarios. The creators envisaged three play modes: gauntlet (hunting for the biggest specimens), straight rail (hunting from the spot), eight ball (one shot to kill the animal).

Graphic design does not differ from the previous games in the series. What draws attention is a realistic representation of the environment in which the hunting takes place. Experienced hunters, however, will have a lot of reservations about the way of presenting and animating the movement of animals and their computer-controlled behaviours, which differ from those observed in nature.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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