Has anyone played games with Deer Hunter on the title? I can tell you that I've played Deer Hunter Challenge and Deer Hunter Reloaded on the iPad, and they are quite addictive!
Deer Hunter Challenge has a system of earning credits and cash. The credits allow you to buy basic stuff. The cash allows you to buy even better stuff. It has a Role-Playing Game system of earning experience points for the animals you kill, and going up a level gets you credits, cash or one skill point to improve a skill. Earning credits is easy enough, but I wish the same could be said for earning cash!
Deer Hunter Reloaded is similar to DHC, but it changes a number of things, like credits being renamed Hunter Bucks, and cash being renamed Gold. The game makes it a little easier to earn Hunter Bucks and Gold, and the skill points have been taken out. Also, when you go up an experience level, your energy bar goes back up to full and you get to do new hunting missions.
That energy bar can be annoying in both games, especially when it gets low and then you have to wait for it to recharge over time. Sure, you can buy items to recharge it, but it requires you to spend cash or gold, and that stuff is so hard to come by!
I never thought hunting animals in a video game could be so much fun, but it is!
Has anyone played games with Deer Hunter on the title? I can tell you that I've played Deer Hunter Challenge and Deer Hunter Reloaded on the iPad, and they are quite addictive!
Deer Hunter Challenge has a system of earning credits and cash. The credits allow you to buy basic stuff. The cash allows you to buy even better stuff. It has a Role-Playing Game system of earning experience points for the animals you kill, and going up a level gets you credits, cash or one skill point to improve a skill. Earning credits is easy enough, but I wish the same could be said for earning cash!
Deer Hunter Reloaded is similar to DHC, but it changes a number of things, like credits being renamed Hunter Bucks, and cash being renamed Gold. The game makes it a little easier to earn Hunter Bucks and Gold, and the skill points have been taken out. Also, when you go up an experience level, your energy bar goes back up to full and you get to do new hunting missions.
That energy bar can be annoying in both games, especially when it gets low and then you have to wait for it to recharge over time. Sure, you can buy items to recharge it, but it requires you to spend cash or gold, and that stuff is so hard to come by!
I never thought hunting animals in a video game could be so much fun, but it is!
Oh, Equestria, we stand on guard for thee!