Fox Goes Hunting ™ Reviews

Once in a while you wait for something interesting to come along on steam and then.............. you find it. If there was any cheap indi game worth having, this is it! So simple to play and the aim of the game is easy. All you need to do is look for various animals in the play area to hunt or eat before your health bar reaches zero percent. The game does have a level system. For example in level one you have to find three animals to eat before you progress to the next level. As you go through the next levels you discover larger animals or 'predators' which require you to shoot bullets at them at a few times then you can eat them although i'm not really sure how a fox can shoot bullets but it's just a game! The game itself is very nice and the graphics are cute with nice music too but not much in the way of nice interactive menus. Very basic menu system and the game only plays in a small to medium window size screen and you can play with a controller or keyboard.

[h1]FoxMania: The Quest To Review All Fox Games On Steam![/h1] [i]Conditions for inclusion: [list] [*]The player character must be consistently a fox; the fox must not be merely a skin or a character option [*]Must have 100% working Steam achievements [*]Must not be a visual novel [/list][/i] [b]Game #12: Fox Goes Hunting ™[/b] If you go on the Unity asset store and search "fox", one of the first results you'll get is "Toon Fox" for the low price of Free, which is the player character used here (and probably from a few more fox games I'll get to later). That would make this worse than shovelware -- it's an [i]asset flip[/i]. There are 14 "levels" in which you'll be spawned into the same map and instructed to run around and kill everything. Predator and prey animals will spawn around the map, and you have to play tag with the prey animals and shoot the predator animals with bullets (because foxes can do that I guess). The different animals have (very) slightly different behaviors. The map is actually kind of large, so you have to use a minimap to find the next target. Run out of time between kills, or let a predator touch you, and you have to start the level over. That's all you get. The fox controls like a car with a hilariously stiff camera frozen behind it. The UI is completely unpolished boilerplate Unity stuff. The fox has no animations at all beside the running animation which comes with the asset. The background music is the public domain classic "In the Hall of the Mountain King" but it resets whenever you kill something, so you'll only get to hear the good part of the music if you're playing poorly. The game only had a few interesting things going for it, one of which was an arrow compass that appears when you get near a target. I assumed this was to simulate a fox's hunting instincts, but turns out it was only a tutorial feature you get for a few levels, after which it disappears. Probably the only good thing I can say about this game is that it has a scoring system and online leaderboards for some reason, which I found amusing. If you're an achievement hunter, you can 100% this game in about an hour, which feels longer than the amount of time it took to develop the game... Too bad the game is probably never going to go on sale for $0.10, which is about all I'd say it's worth. 2 / 10. Oh, and hilariously, despite searching a bit, I couldn't find any actual evidence this game's title is trademarked.