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Explore vast open world environments and enjoy the perfect hunt on your own or with friends in co-op.
Genre: Adventure, Simulation, Sports
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Carradice: Hunting games make it more difficulty by improving the odds:

- Considering vision, noise, smell (are you downwind or upwind?)

- Offering something like a crossbow instead of a gun. I would love to see implemented not just a crossbow but a regular bow. Even a traditional bow without pulleys.

- Offering to use tranquilizer darts instead of lethal bullets/arrows, and allowing some time (seconds) for taking effect. Enough for the animal to rip you if it is close and has good natural defenses. This also makes the game accessible to players who prefer not killing the animals.

Which ones have you tried so far?

Also, if you are in for survival, a large part of it would actually be gathering and setting traps.
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CatGog2017: Subsistance (on steam) is great as long as you don't trivialize food, but I'd want to get subsistance on GOG before I started playing it again. I don't think there's any game like subsistance on GOG at the moment. (sorry of the late delay).
Thanks for the hint, no problem with the late reply, I do that sometimes too.

I guess it is not the same at all, but Miasmata looked interesting?
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ThomNG: The Hunt is on! Enjoy!
Thanks for coming to the GOG forums!!

Love this bit in the blurb: "the challenges of ethical hunting". Nice. No "pay to kill" like we see in the real world too often.

I would like to ask, if you do not mind, if there is or it might be considered the use of non-lethal ammunition. Even if it is a bit of a fantasy proposal. Something like the "sleeping darts" that there was in other hunting games. I remember one where the player hunted animals from the Quaternary. In that game, using non lethal ammo added to the risk of the hunter, since they took a little time to work, I remember it was few seconds. So it might be enough to have the hunter hurt or killed by an animal that would go to sleep right after the attack.

This addition, or something similar, would draw a portion of the public to the game. I do not know how many, but for some it would be the difference between a no-no and something to consider.

All the best of luck with the game, it does look terrific.
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CatGog2017: Subsistance (on steam) is great as long as you don't trivialize food, but I'd want to get subsistance on GOG before I started playing it again. I don't think there's any game like subsistance on GOG at the moment. (sorry of the late delay).
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Carradice: Thanks for the hint, no problem with the late reply, I do that sometimes too.

I guess it is not the same at all, but Miasmata looked interesting?
I remember that game back when it came out and it did indeed look interesting, but the devs were unable to add any randomness to facilitate replayability and I'm a stickler for replayability. Thanks again.
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