I was not alone as I found many people with the same problem as me. It's worth pointing out that rifles have certain bullets and this led me to a search on the net to see why my gun wouldn't load. Mission structure is perfect and the game gets a little bit easier as you unlock better guns, bullets and bows. You even get a tent to pitch for over night stays in the wild. You get a ATV that has brilliant physics to get you about quicker. I started in the US but to my shock there is also a European map with a female narrator. When you bring up the map and pan back with the right stick you'll be amazed. You receive calls on your mobile asking you to help out or visit certain parts of the map. What is brilliant is the way the developer has tried to make it interesting by giving it a kind of story mode to keep you interested and this works so well.
In fact every time I've turned it on, saying that it's hardly been off in the last two days, you could go off hunting and every time it's different. I guess the closest I've got is Call Of Duty MW. All the looks and sound mean jack if the game sucks right? I've never played anything like this before. Like I say, this game really does immerse you like I've never had before. Once I lay in fear as I'd lost my way lying down and a bear walked past me, I was holding my breath for gods sake.
You listen intensely for the direction of a mating call or growl from a bear. The gunshot itself rings out around the room and during a hunt when silence is golden, pulling your own trigger can really startle you. Starting up the ATV just has to be heard with 5.1. I'm playing with surround on and a wireless base speaker. Water laps at the edges of lakes and the pitter patter of water bouncing off muddy paths all adds to sucking you in to this living, breathing world. Birds tweet, wind rustles the leaves and bushes. I have lost count of the amount of times I've been strolling about and a bark of a deer has made me jump. What transforms this real would into real life is the use of sound. On the way you've stopped to take yet another screen shot of the beautiful landscape.
"Is that a bridge over there? half an hour later you've walked to it and forgotten what your task was. My wife has zero interest in games, she walked into the front room and said, "wow, is this a game?" I think I've spent more time wandering than anything else. Water reflects the trees, sun, moon at night and anything that passes or overhead clouds passing or even building to let rip an almighty storm. Trees blow in the wind, particles of even dust blow through the air, seed clocks glide past you realistically as they would on a hot summers day, leaves, it's just brilliant. No screens nor youtube movies can prepare you for 50" 4K greatness. PlayStation 4 has a new benchmark, it's Call of the Wild! I honestly can't tell you how good this game looks on my 4K TV.
THE HUNTER CALL OF THE WILD REVIEW PAGE PS4
Yes I know, even more so than Horizon Zero Dawn my favourite PS4 game. The world you are dropped into is the most gorgeous, beautiful, HUGE open world I've ever seen. This distraction has not stopped hours and hours into the game. You see I was distracted by what was before me. When I first spawned into the game world I completely missed what the narrator was saying to me and I had to start again. I'd seen the screens and previews before but you can easily be fooled by pre-launch hype shots and tarted up movies. Sure you can get them easily now with multi region and access to the other stores but they are mainly sold over the water. The main thing is that I have no problems whatsoever mowing down humans one after another, in a game world of course but the guilt I felt after shooting a rabbit while it was playing with others left me repeating, "It's only a game, It's only a game" as I looked down at the said bunny! I'm not a hunter but I've been curious about these games from the PlayStation 2 days. The main thing is that I have no problems whatsoever mowing Playing the Hunter Call of the wild has taught me many things over the weekend. Playing the Hunter Call of the wild has taught me many things over the weekend.
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