Hunter

Hunter is an OKish shooting game - certainly not great, but passable for a dollar or less (buy it if it's on special, as it's not worth full price). You can play the game in Training mode (shooting at targets), Versus mode (shooting at targets, trying to beat the score of an AI player), or Hunting mode (shooting at animals in the wild). It is an extremely basic game. For instance, when you are shooting at animals in the wild, you shoot at a few grazing deer, who then bound off, and you shoot at them from the same spot. You don't hunt animals through the bush. The graphics are very basic. I can't say that I liked the rifle mechanics in the game. If you look off to the side, it takes ages to bring the rifle back to your target (pro tip: don't look off to the side). In order to shoot you have to take your finger off the mouse (which is rather counter-intuitive, as you would expect to click on the mouse to shoot). However, once you get used to it, it's OK. Hunter is worth it if you buy it at a throwaway price (e.g. 75 cents - i.e. a small amount of money, which you could throw away in a wishing well). Play it for half an hour, and then maybe (or maybe not) go back to it again if you're feeling bored with your other games. I would recommend the game for a brief bit of amusement, nothing more - it passes only on the basis of its cheapness to entertainment ratio (if it wasn't cheap, I wouldn't recommend it at all).