Difficulty:

Easy

Time Spent:

10 Hours or Less

The Bottom Line:

"Solid"

I don't like hunting in real life at all, but I figured I would try a different kind of shooting game. In Big Game Hunter 2010, you play as Jack Wilde who is trying to get into some elite hunting organization. In the Career mode you are brought to different locations in the world to hunt different types of animals to prove yourself. Each level has many different animals to hunt. You use your hunter sense to get around the environment and to find animal signs and cover spots. In this game you have to take your time to aim carefully. When you aim at an animal, an x-ray view shows their vital organs like the heart, lungs, brain, and spine. The most points are awarded for heart shots. You'll also get more points if you use cover, shoot an old animal, and if you shoot from far away. There are also challenges like using a special weapon like a crossbow that will get you more points. You will earn a gold, silver, bronze, or sometimes no medal based on your score. Each level usually has a mini game like shooting ducks, geese, or rabbit. These are pretty fun, like the classic arcade games. The animals just run out in the field and you have to shoot as many of them as you can before the time runs out. There are some big game hunts at the end of some levels where you will have to defend your self from a bear or a lion that tries to attack you.

There are 12 levels in the career mode, it seems a little short but this game is pretty fun especially if you try to get all gold medals and all the trophies. There is also 7 shooting galleries. The graphics in this game look pretty good in HD and the sound is nice too. If you feel like playing a different kind of shooting game that's easy then I'd recommend this one.