What made your team initially want to develop a hunting game, and what made you want to continue down that route for COTW?
While hunting is something I grew up with and around in rural Ohio, I know it is a bit of a niche market in the video game world. Before then, you had released theHunter Classic in 2007 and theHunter: Primal in 2015. Now, theHunter: Call of the Wild was released nearly four years ago in February 2017. KeenGamer: I have been a huge fan of hunting games ever since I was a young kid. theHunter: Call of the Wild and its Development In the second portion, we talk about the game’s success, its DLC content, and what the game’s future looks like. In the first half of my interview with Sacha Karsenty, we discuss the game itself and how it was developed. In addition to the base game, which includes two 50-square mile game reserves, players now have the opportunity to purchase multiple game lodges, 7 additional 25-square mile maps each with their own unique missions and storylines, and additional weapons, calls, clothing, and more. The new DLC content routinely offered includes maps, lodges, weapon packs, and more. The game has been praised in reviews and it has sustained its success as it releases additional content for players to purchase on a fairly regular basis. TheHunter: Call of the Wild-a hunting simulation game developed by Expansive Worlds and published by EW and its parent company Avalanche Studios Group-was released nearly four years ago, but it continues to have a loyal legion of fans.
I was able to speak with Sacha Karsenty, Product Owner at Expansive Worlds, who was able to provide some insight into the development of the game, its latest DLC map, and the future of the game. With players now able to buy theHunter: Call of the Wild 2021 Edition, theHunter: COTW Complete Collection, and the newest DLC Map, Te Awaroa National Park, out on PC and released on XB1 today, February 9, I’ve been thinking more about the game’s success and its continued expansion.
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