Open Country

the game has nice and atmospheric graphics, but the menu and setup are outdated. The game itself works very poorly when you move on a long mission that requires you to build a camp along the way - which is a cool thing. But taking into account that the game is based on the need to get away from the busy city life and get out into nature and here you have to help new acquaintances with peaceful tasks, you get caught in a hopeless ratio-loop between lack of sleep, hunger and thirst and it ends up that your only task is to sleep and eat. You die of hunger or thirst rather than animal attacks or poisoning and it just doesn't make senes. It seems the Dev- team has given up on all updates and left the build. It's a shame because the game has a lot of potential and could become significantly more playable with relatively small updates and adjustments. The concept of the game is cool and I hope there will be a BIG update in the near future I recommend looking for other survival games like, The Long Dark or Velheim

Game was abandoned by the devs.

truly unfortunate that most of the reviews are negative and don't give this game much of chance imo. so far i am enjoying this game a lot and can see myself getting addicted to this quite easily. Could the devs have worked on the glitches and control issues a bit more? Absolutely but hey, I'll take it. This game really is peaceful and takes me away from my daily life which has been all over the place, If you're looking for something thats truly a 'country' game then i would say this is it. The atmosphere is captured dam near perfectly, all in all it gets a solid 7/10 in my book.

Open country es un juego de supervivencia bastante bueno para lo que puedes esperar hoy día de los acceso anticipado, tiene algún que otro bug, pero se disfruta igualmente, quizás no es juego para todo el mundo ya que tiene un ritmo lento y es más para jugarlo de chill y a tu ritmo (el factor supervivencia no es tan agresivo cómo en otros juegos). Los controles cuesta al principio pillarles el truco, pero cuando te acostumbras puedes jugarlo bien, no inventa la rueda pero se ve cuco y te mantiene bastantes horas desconectado del mundo real.

I was very excited to hear that FUNLABS was working on a new Hunting game. For those that don't know, FUNLABS used to make majority of the old Cabela's Hunting games such as (Outdoor Adventures, Dangerous Hunts Series, Big Game Hunter Series, etc.) When I read into the game, I knew it was going to be a different style hunting game, the Cabela's games never had a crafting system (If I remember correctly) but it had survival aspects, such as food and water intake, environmental hazards, etc. Most Cabela's games had a 1st Person and 3rd Person option, where as this game is solely fixed on 3rd Person. Now if we remember the later titles after 2008 and later, the Cabela's games became less realistic and simulated, and more scripted and story based. Making the majority of the Cabela's fans not interested. So, the best way to explain this game, is... Imagine Cabela's African Adventures with a crafting system. The game does feel clunky, I've had some minor issues with the multiplayer trying to connect to other people, but other than this, I do enjoy this game. It's nice to see FUNLABS back at the Hunting Genre again, and I hope to see future Hunting titles from them.

Very bad optimisation, the game is clunky. Poor movement, rabbits dodging every bullet. Animals dissapearing into thin air.

this game is really boring and the aiming and controls are really bad, not to mention the amount of bugs this game has.