Hunting Games Reviews

Deer Drive (Nintendo Wii)

deer drive wii Deer Drive is basically a deer shooting game for Wii. It’s not a hunting game as some people may initially think upon hearing about this game. Players will aim to kill any animal that runs in the screen. You can kill a squirrel, bear or a moose. You can kill everything, except for does. You need to watch for a bear or moose that head your way because if they successfully reach you, you’re as good as dead.

During the game, an annoying voice will react to your every shot. The controls of the game have terrible responsiveness especially when reloading or activating “Breath Control,” which bizarrely slows down the time.

It is frustrating when you hit the reload button and nothing happens, while a bear is rushing towards you. You need to tap the A button constantly to reload until the game notices you and responds.

Another drawback in this game is the inaccurate shot assessment or false-claims of your shot. For one example, you saw a deer running to the left of your screen, then you pull the trigger and you know for sure that you have hit its neck but the voice over will say “just a grazed.” Add the annoying voice feedbacks of your shot and you get yourself one of the most frustrating moments of your gaming life. Despite all this, Deer Drive is still a fun game to play, but only if you accept its shortcomings and learn to play with all the patience that you can get.

 

 

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Check out what ACTUAL gamers say about this game...

  

Deer Drive is lots of fun. It doesn't pretend to be a simulation. Its basically see the animal, shoot, rinse and repeat. But its fast, its challenging, it works well, looks good and it has a cool simultaneous mode for two people or a party mode for up to four. Its not exactly Big Buck Hunter, but if you'd like one, you'll like the other.

 

I bought this for my husband and we have just spent the past hour and a half playing it...so much fun and we have only started with the basic one player beginner mode and the hunting party mode...My husband an avid hunter enjoyed the game very much and is looking forward to playing it alot more...although he claims the beginner mode is fairly simple we found it does get harder as you go up in rounds...

 

Deer Drive is a blast (no pun intended). Not only is it about $10 cheaper than most hunting games, but it is the only simultaneous multiplayer hunting game on the Wii (at least to my knowledge). In addition to the single player mode and the 2-player simultaneous mode Deer Drive also features a "Party Mode" where up to 4-players can hunt down some woodland critters - sounds like fun, but I have yet to play this mode.

 

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DEER DRIVE FOR NINTENDO WII