Like 'em or not, hunting simulations have proven to be one of the hottest game genres of the past year or two - so successful, in fact, that the market appears almost impervious to oversaturation. You'd have thought that big-name sports sim publishers, namely Sierra Sports and EA Sports, would have leaped on this trend right away, but instead, both companies entered the fray for hunting-sim supremacy fairly late in the game. Judging from Deer Hunt Challenge, it appears that EA Sports used that time to try to create something better than just another run-of-the-mill hunting sim - and in many ways it's succeeded. A deer-hunting simulation can be no better than its basic components - hunting locations, weapons, ammo, gear, and types of prey - and Deer Hunt Challenge disappoints in none of these categories.

The challenge has been issued. Become a hunt legend in DEER HUNTER CHALLENGE. • Earn experience points and become a more skilful hunter in the new career mode • Experience far-flung hunting locations in extreme wilderness environments • Choose from a variety of customisable weapons such as the Bolt Rifle, Shotgun, Crossbow and more! Product description. EA Sports develops a revolutionary new hunting game that taps the action, goal-oriented levels, and immersive.

You won't find manufacturer names like Remington or Winchester when it's time to pick a weapon, nor will you have the option to carry a hand cannon or black-powder rifle to bring down that prize buck - but don't think that means the selections are unsatisfying. Deer Hunt Challenge includes three rifle types (bolt-action, lever-action, and semiautomatic), four kinds of shotguns (pump, semiautomatic, side-by-side, and over-under), and three bows (composite, recurve, and longbow), then beefs up your choices by offering eight types of bullets and three gauges of shotgun shells. Options to change your gun's appearance (black steel or camouflage, in addition to wood grain) are pleasing to the eye but have little impact on the hunt. No self-respecting deer-hunting sim would be complete without all the accoutrements necessary to lure your quarry into range, and here again, Deer Hunt Challenge covers all the bases. Scents, calls, antlers, decoys, tree stands, and binoculars can all be carried into the field in the game's hunting-trip mode - fortunately, your virtual hunter's aim isn't affected by carrying so much stuff. All items can be activated with a hotkey, but beware when using scents, calls, or antlers: Instead of being used on a one-time basis, they remain active until you deselect them. Outerwear comes in a variety of colors, but for some reason the game defaults to a blazing orange in hunting-trip mode - and there's no way to change it before the hunt begins.

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Instead, you have to pause the game and pick the most appropriate outfit, which your character is presumably carrying all bundled up with that other stuff. Deer Hunt Challenge features six deer-rich locations in Iowa, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, Oregon, and Texas, with terrain ranging from flat broom-straw fields and undulating rocky hills to snowy mountain forests. While the absence of any hunting areas in the southeastern US is disappointing, the areas that are represented are so large that it's hard to fault EA Sports for not including more. Unfortunately, the graphics used to render these vistas aren't exactly state of the art. Deer Hunt Challenge has some of the worst graphical pop-up ever, which is really annoying in a hunting sim. Just when you think you're about to reach the edge of an open field, scores of trees miraculously appear on the horizon, and you realize you're still smack dab in the middle of a forest.Things are even more disappointing when you run the game in Direct3D mode instead of Glide: Only a handful of 3D cards are supported in Direct3D mode, and the performance doesn't come close to what you get with a 3dfx-based accelerator running in native mode. And no matter how smooth the animations, you'll no doubt be aggravated at how slowly your hunter moves across the landscape, even if it is realistic.