With the newest installment of Bird Hunter, they are going to strengthen their place in the hunting simulation genre even more. The developers want to re-create the ideal hunting simulation that any hunter will appreciate. In order to create an environment like that, they must successfully blend the games graphics, sound, control, AI and options. In a simulation game, graphics are always an important priority.
Simulations are, of course, supposed to seem like their real world counterpart.
With enough computing horsepower, Bird Hunter can run up to resolutions of 1280x1024 with 32-bit color depth. Lower-end system owners do not need to worry because tuning down the graphics settings will not tarnish quality very much. Running at 1024x768 with 16-bit color gave a perfect blend of realistic graphics and good frame rate. Everything from the leaves on the trees to the flapping wings of a pheasant are pulled off well. In addition, the character and animal models are well done and accent the nicely made scenery.