Large clickable buttons and mouse-driven aiming and shooting dominate the gameplay. There were no instabilities or bugs found in Trophy Hunter. I still think this type of game would excel if you could move around, as in Unreal or Tomb Raider, rather than searching around on a map, waiting for the scene to load, and then rotating 360 degrees in one spot, unable to move forwards or backwards. I think a game with these features would be much more enjoyable and educational, rather than offering merely a flashy target practice that Trophy Hunter really is. New environment offers snow, rain, thunder and lighting.
Entire game installs on hard drive.
No CD-ROM needed to play. A portion of the game proceeds goes to a wildlife charity. Cumbersome hunting gameplay using map, then switching to hunt view. Could be disturbing to those who are sensitive to injuring non-threatening animals. MGL recommends games rated 4.0 and higher.