It's not like the thing is as detailed as The Sims 2, but you'll probably find something there you'll like.Īfter that, you'll get to assign 15 skill points into various categories, much like you would in an RPG. You can choose from a small range of models and skins for your avatar, male and female alike. To get started for your hunting career, you need to make a virtual hunter to represent yourself. DH2005 attempts to draw the player in by offering customization not seen in most hunting games, and Atari gets it right again here. Once the main menu loads, you'll get a very clean, very effective presentation of buttons to go into your hunters list, trophy room, options, and so forth. You're treated to upbeat country music to get you in a sufficiently redneck mood. Deer Hunter: The 2005 Season gets it right immediately. It's pretty obvious what the point of any given deer hunting game is, so of course quality is almost wholly based on how well the premise is given. There's something to be said for a game that, while simple in premise, can still deliver strong. While any game with the word "Tycoon" in the title is generally pretty bad and are getting worse gameplay-wise year by year, hunting games seem to be getting better and better.
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