Way of the Hunter: Wild America debuts up to one hour of free gameplay in new update
- Way of the Hunter: Wild America now has a try-before-you-buy version
- Take on the Pacific Northwest and hunt fair game across the vast wilderness
- Experience realistic shooting physics, changing time and weather
With its dense simulation of real-life hunting and tracking, alongside a lavish depiction of the Pacific Northwest to explore, Way of the Hunter: Wild America is undoubtedly fantastic for fans of the genre. But what if you’re totally new to it? Well, if you’re nervous about dropping your hard-earned cash, then the new try-and-buy update is for you!
You probably already know how this works, but for the newcomers, a try-before-you-buy model offers a quick demo of the full release before requiring you to purchase the whole thing. With Way of the Hunter: Wild America, you’ll have a full hour to explore the wilderness and hunt your prey, and more importantly, find out if it’s for you.
But why should you try Wild America? Well, in this vast hunting sim, you’ll be able to experience realistic tracking and shooting action as you make your way through a 3D open-world rendering of the Pacific Northwest, complete with realistic bullet physics and changing time and weather.
Dark forests
While real-life hunting is a constant source of debate amongst conservationists and enthusiasts, Wild America lets you enjoy the tension and excitement of this pastime without the moral quandaries. And even if you’re just taking in the landscape, the breathtaking visuals make this a great way to destress.
The increased prevalence of the try-before-you-buy model is likely reminding longtime readers of the old lite style of mobile release. But if it allows you to find out if something works for you, I say that it’s a good thing to dip your toes in before taking the plunge!
And if Way of the Hunter: Wild America gives you an itchy trigger finger, there are plenty of ways to scratch it on mobile. Why not dig into our list of the best shooters on iOS and Android, for example?
