The hunters represent a variety of stereotypes from yuppie to hillbilly. The graphics are very cute: cartoonish for moving things and photorealistic for the static background. You have binoculars, but they are practically useless, although you may come across some interesting gags with them. The animation can also vary depending on which weapon you used. For each hunter, there is a different animation when you deprive him of his life. There are seven different hunters (Earl, Jedd, Tad, Tree Hugger, Bubba, Tree Man, and Biff) who may end up on your trophy wall. When you hear their footsteps or comments, then that means they are in the vicinity, and you can aim your weapon at them and shoot.
You acquire the naive hunters' attention by farting or with a wide range of comical calls. The screen can be scrolled 360 degrees horizontally and somewhat less vertically in part, and all commands are issued using the mouse. On the map of the selected location, move the circle, looking for clues that hunters have left behind (porn magazines, beer cans, toilet paper, etc.), and then press "Hunt," which will transfer you to the screen where the actual hunting takes place. Simply arm yourself (with an M-16 rifle, bazooka, or sling shot) and go hunting at one of three proposed sites: snow-covered Minnesota, the backwoods of West Virginia, or Connecticut. The game has an open style: there are no missions, levels, or anything of the sort. One day Bambo, totally enraged, armed himself and decided to turn the tables, and so the hunter became the hunted. Bambo (Bambi + Rambo: a deep bow to the developers), a macho deer from the nearby forest, thought the same, but didn’t know what to do about it. kill a deer, if you’re lucky enough not to be spotted and the deer doesn’t escape. Deer Hunter was considered the master of a genre that many players viewed as the embodiment of boredom. Hunting simulations have always targeted a particular niche in the computer-game market.
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