« theHunter: Call of the Wild clearly provides with a realistic feel of hunting. Seasoned hunters would adore it, but it may push away casual players. »

« theHunter: Call of the Wild delivers so many bugs that you will hunt them instead of prey. »

« Freedom of exploration, complex ecosystem and breathtaking visuals result in an unbelievably strong sense of communing with nature, but horrible UI, some design flaws and common glitches undermine theHunter’s value. Nonetheless it’s a unique game worth checking out. [04/2017, p.52] »

« A hunting simulator that looks great and is fun? Time for a Jagermeister! »

« The Hunter: Call of the Wild aims to be the perfect hunting game thanks to aspects that has improved from its prequel, but it is not very consistent and has some bugs that affect the gameplay. »

« If hunting is your bag then theHunter is a game which could very much tick all the right boxes for you. Compared to the competition I’ve experienced this is right there at the top of the pile, and it’s a game which is only going to grow as Expansive Worlds continues to layer it with more content. »

« In the end, theHunter: Call of the Wild is a more defined niche game in what is already a niche category. There isn't much appeal for hunting games to begin with, and an even smaller group wants a hunting simulator, especially when there is already a free-to-play version. However, this is a game that requires patience for both the hunting process and the bugs that come along with it. If you can live with that, and you're lucky enough to get a friend or two to join in, then you'll find the game to be a good time. Otherwise, try out the free-to-play version to see if this pacing is right for you. »

« Quotation forthcoming. »

« This game is visually BEAUTIFUL, making it very fun to explore. It give you enough guidance. I enjoy playing it for 6-7 hours, but man it is slow pace, you really need to be a passionate of hunting to enjoy this game for a while. »

« O jogo é excelente para o que propõe, um simulador de caça, sim um SIMULADOR, essa palavra em maiusculo é para os jogadores que dão nota baixa por voce entrar no mapa correndo anchando que é red dead e simplesmente nao ver nenhum animal, queria realmente saber se essas pessoas acham que na vida real os animais viriam até eles como eles querem em um jogo. Se quer animais a todo momento, jogue um jogo de caça de celular cheio de anuncios, la voce vai atirar em animais a todo momento »

« Esse jogo tem um mundo muito bom com uma ambientação impecável. O maior problema é que é muito dificil de achar animais para abater, deixando você sozinho na maioria da gameplay. No geral, tem bons gráficos com um ambiente muito relaxante, mas é chato com 1 hora de gameplay, »

« Juegazo conunos de los mejores gráficos que he visto en PS4 y encima es un simulador muy real de la caza incluso pudiendo cazar desde patos asta leones »

« Genuinely the most unfun I’ve had in a game for a while. Loaded up the game feeling excited to play a fun hunting game but instead I met a buggy mess where if you shoot the animals in the right places, guess what? They are unharmed and you have to track them for 20 minutes with god awful directions. The main story is a boring walking simulator where I walk to one side of the map, get in a 30 second dialogue, then go 1km the opposite direction to gather supplies. The only positive I can think of is the graphics, which are beautiful, any less would make this game similar to a burden. I couldn’t bare to spend more than 2 hours on this game and thank god when I got it it was on discount. 100GB of storage wasted. Do not bother buying this game unless you are an actual hunter, or you have no other options. »

« The game ****, designed purposely to frustrate you, why in god's name isn't there a game that's actually fun to play and rewarding and doesn't punish me for every little thing I do. Game ****. »

« Ce jeux et la meilleur simulation de chasse patience et ténacité sont les atouts d’une bonne chasse »

« Hunter: Call of the Wild – or as I like to call it, Call of the Bored. Looking for a thrilling adventure where nothing happens for hours? Where the most action-packed moment is adjusting your crouch stance for the hundredth time? Congratulations, Hunter: Call of the Wild is your new spiritual home.Step into a breathtakingly empty world, where you’ll wander aimlessly through beautiful, lifeless landscapes that seem to have misplaced all their animals. It’s like a nature documentary — if David Attenborough took a vow of silence and all the animals called in sick. But don’t worry — if you do find an animal (after approximately 27.4 years of hiking), shooting it is a whole new level of impossible. Apparently, the wildlife in this game has military-grade surveillance and Olympic-level sprinting ability. They’ll hear your thoughts from 1,500 meters away and vanish like you just announced open season on ghosts. Your only chance of hitting something is mastering sniper-level accuracy while moonwalking uphill in a snowstorm. And should you miraculously land a shot? Great news! The animal won’t die. Instead, you’re rewarded with a riveting minigame called “Follow the Blood Trail Until You Die of Old Age.” It’s like Dora the Explorer for grown-ups, but with less excitement. And then there’s the menu system. Ever wanted to feel like you’re hacking into NASA just to change a loadout? Mission accomplished. It’s an ergonomic fever dream designed by someone who’s never played a video game — or used logic. So, if you’re craving an experience that’s part insomnia cure, part exercise simulator, and 100% existential crisis — this is your game. Bon appétit. »