Way of the Hunter: Wild America brings open-world hunting to iOS and Android, coming soon

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  • Way of the Hunter: Wild America brings THQ Nordic’s recent hunting simulator to mobile
  • Releasing soon on iOS and Android it’s being handled by Handy Games
  • Way of the Hunter features an open expanse of terrain and realistically-simulated animals to track and hunt

The niche of shooter games focused on hunting is an unusual choice. It appears to cater specifically to a unique group of gaming enthusiasts who are passionate about hunting, particularly in North America. For those of you intrigued by this genre and considering giving it a try, the forthcoming game Way of the Hunter: Wild America might pique your interest.

Title Translation: The Hunter: Wild America – Mobile Adventure: This mobile adaptation is now available on iOS and Android devices, following the footsteps of THQ Nordic’s recent PC and console launch. With an array of realistic hunting tools like rifles, bows, and others at your disposal, you’ll chase and capture a diverse range of wildlife found in the Pacific Northwest region.

Rest assured, as there’s ample room for you to roam and track your targets. Spanning over 55 square miles, this expansive environment is teeming with life, featuring realistic animal behavior, simulated natural environments, the latest Hunter Sense technology, and additional features for an immersive hunting experience.


Scouting for bucks

Although the hunting genre might seem quite specialized, it’s likely that the arrival of Way of the Hunter on mobile devices will appeal to some enthusiasts. Given that many modern dads and uncles who frequently engage in hunting might not have a console or PC at hand, but most definitely possess a tablet or smartphone, this could be an excellent opportunity for them to enjoy such games.

It’s uncertain if this interpretation by THQ Nordic will resonate with a broader audience, but it certainly appears they’ve made efforts to streamline the monotonous parts of hunting, which we hope is reflected in this adaptation.

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2025-02-12 16:48