Trophy Hunter The Game! – Hunter’s Trophy

Hunter’s Trophy is a hunting game where you hunt for trophies, and that is a very good thing if you are a trophy hunter! But instead of shooting tin cups and whatnot, you actually shoot birds and animals and visit the occasional shooting gallery.

Hunter’s Trophy is actually a well-done game compared to many other hunting games, but that doesn’t mean that this is an “instant buy” though.

Hunter’s Trophy comes in a big package; it includes a “plastic” gun which looks cheap and feels cheap, but the overall look and design of the big box (and Blu-ray cover) is pretty much up to scratch.

Here’s a closer look at the big box design and info. It comes in several languages, and that’s for both speech and text, which is quite surprising as this is a “budget” game from BigBen.

Here’s another shot of the back of the big box design, looks good and not “lying” in any way either.

The box was and is meant to attract people, and a lot of boxes today look crap and too much “samey”, so it’s hard to spot a good game for many people, but as i said earlier, this is not an “instant buy” game as price is quite steep, although i did find it much cheaper at the local supermarket! (like other BigBen (Sniper, Body Coach 2, etc.) games, they can only be found in supermarkets in Norway for some reason..).

At first glance, this package looks like it holds a solid weapon, but in reality, it’s one heck of a rubbish accessory.

Ok, so the actual “gun” comes with an instruction guide, more pictures of it below..

Btw, the game does not require a PlayStation Move or a Navigation controller.

Quite straightforward, eh? Well, it is, and it’s loosely based upon some of the other cheap accessories that you can get for the PS Move or Wii or whatever and as with them… The stuff gives you no feel what so ever in terms of enjoyment.

So unlike Body Coach 2 and Sniper, etc., the accessory for this game is quite bad and is bound to give you hand aches and just start using just the move and the nav with plastic attached, or if you have a PS Sharpshooter, then you should use that as that is perfect for the game!.

Everything is finally gathered. There isn’t a huge amount included in the package, but it’s enough to get me interested — and I’ve got a gut feeling this one will become rare eventually, especially since stores like GameStop, EB, and CDON never stocked it (and still don’t).

Hunter’s Trophy actually has a trophy glitch, which means you might not be able to earn the Platinum because of it. The developers are aware of the issue, but it still hasn’t been patched.

As for the game itself, it’s a pretty decent free‑roam/open‑world hunting title. If you’re into hunting games, you’ll probably enjoy it more than Dangerous Hunts — or maybe not, depending on your taste.

Hunter’s Trophy can be played with a DualShock 3, and it works surprisingly well without losing too much accuracy or responsiveness. Still, I recommend using the PS Move or the PS Sharpshooter combo for the best experience.