User Info: AndreP Cabelas African Safari download free. Animals include leopards, elephants, rhinoceroses, cheetahs, cape buffalo, lions, hippopotamus, crocodiles and many others. You play as a big game hunter who is on a safari in Africa. You start out in South Africa, where you go on a wing-shooting hunt for turtle doves.
Then, you hunt impala and take a trophy greater kudu. Then you hunt for springbok and duiker, and fighting African wild dogs. Then, you hunt black wildebeests and blue wildebeests. In a jeep and then hunt warthogs.
The Level ends when you hunt a trophy white rhinoceros. Then, you proceed to Namibia where you hunt for zebras, steenbucks, roan antelopes, and klipspringers. Then, you go on another wing-shooting hunt, for Egyptian geese and hunt a trophy gemsbok. Then, you hunt a herd of hartebeests in a jeep, and hunt three kudu. The Level ends when you hunt a trophy African leopard. Then, you go to Botswana, where first, you hunt lechwe, zebra, and ostrich.
Then you bait leopards and hunt Cape buffalo in a jeep. The level ends when you hunt a trophy African bush elephant. Then you proceed to Zimbabwe, where you hunt waterbucks, grey rhebok, sable antelope, baboons, and two more baited leopards. Then, you hunt springbok in a vehicle and hunt a trophy common eland and red-billed teal. The Next Level ends when you hunt three trophy buffalo. Then, you proceed to Mozambique for the next level. First, you track and hunt a trophy nyala, bontebok, and hunt two cheetahs.
Then you bait in and fight hyenas. Then you hunt reedbuck and red forest duiker. And then, you hunt zebras in a jeep and go on a wing-shooting hunt for yellow-billed ducks. The level ends when you hunt two trophy lions. Xbox and PSP The last level ends in Tanzania to hunt lions, of bait common elands in a jeep, Cape buffalo in a jeep where you hunt for white rhinoceros, Tracking for nyalas, to bonus game the cat is call caracal only on PSP and go on a last wings-hooting hunt for rock pigeons and two trophy 1 hippopotamus, and 1 crocodile are hunting elands.
After you hunt the hippo and crocodile. Many have journeyed to Africa in hope of returning with Africa's most feared and exotic trophies, but you are among the few who have succeeded. Congratulations, and take pride. Africa shall remember you as a hunter who has passed her ultimate test! The game ends.
Cabelas African Safari Free Download. Just download torrent and start playing it. African plots screensaver will be loved by people who want to enjoy exotic countries and african safari. Every scene in the screensaver shows various moments of animals life. Proud lion rules other animals as king. Forget the time and expense of an African safari. With Browning African Safari , however, I envisioned a game where the animals fight back. If you miss and the animal lunges at you, chances are you will get mauled.
This would be cool heh-heh -- ed. This would be a game worth playing. Problem is, it just isn't Browning African Safari. Browning is among the last of the first generation hunting games. All the rest have gone 3D. This one is still stuck in the land of the two-dimensional panorama, so the whole concept of being hunted by animals is tossed out the window. Either they come at you from the front or from the rear your guide gives you a warning.
You do get to do the complete degrees, but this is small consolation. The game sets up a lot like Cabela's Big Game Hunter II which Ed skewered recently in his review: "this game deserves a trash award from the very first spelling mistake in the dialog to the lame hunting engine". You are a big game hunter sponsored by a museum to go stock its shelves full of African skins.
You then choose your guide either a man or a woman, though it doesn't matter which one you pick as both are as useless. After the rigorous selection process, you're off to Africa seven grand is deducted each time you go, which apparently covers airfare, lodging, ground transportation, and food.
Once in Africa, you go to a local supply hut and buy the items you need. You can choose from three weapons -- a odd- 6, a. Essential items for your survival are sunscreen, mosquito repellant, bullets, a canteen, malaria pills which generally make you as sick as malaria does in the real world, by the way -- your well-travelled ed.
You will also need a hunting guidebook and binoculars. You only have to purchase the clothing and your weapons once, but the rest you have to replenish every so often. You can also buy some African art to take back home and sell to the museum and make a little money that way though obviously the big bucks are in the skins.
The bulk of the items are there to help you survive the harsh African climate. Browning includes a health meter that represents your health hence its name. Get dehydrated, and if you have no water, you die. Same with sunstroke, malaria, mosquito bites, etc. Functionally, the bar is useless, as if I am out of water and my health is low, I can just magically pop back to the lodge and replenish it. All I lose is about five or six minutes of time. There are eight hunting locations to choose from and you access these by a cartoon map.
It would have been different if choosing a location meant being there that day. But you can pop around from location to location with zero penalties.
This eliminates any strategic choices involved in hunting the big game. Since you don't really need to be prepared, this also reduces the health bar to the status of useless appendage. Once hunting, the 2D experience is a huge step backward from even the extreme pixellation of Deer Hunter II. There is a pretty 2D map that you look at, and then use your mouse to turn round and round until you sense movement. You then shoot depending on what it is of course a 3D picture. This game would have been so much better if you could stalk your prey and it could stalk you.
If you shoot the wrong thing or too many of something, you go to jail and game over. Interesting concept and it comes off fairly well. What doesn't come off well is this idea that the animals are dangerous. They are not. First off, they don't come close enough to you to make it a problem. Second, if they do, you shoot them. Either they drop with the second shot, or they drop on the third.
Of course, if you miss, you die. Them's the breaks. But, since the animals charge straight at you, it's pretty damn hard to miss the second time, especially since the animal takes up half of the screen.
There is no guidance as to when the best time to hang out by the waterhole might be, or when zebras tend to take a dump in the woods this, I believe would be the ideal time to kill them, kinda like getting those action pose hockey cards. It's basically guesswork, which becomes a joke since you can pop between locations with zero penalties and zero time lost. There is a health meter, but since you can beam back to the hut to get replenished, the health bar is irrelevant if your health grows too low you just rest until the next day.
All in all, Browning African Safari is a game released a year late. Had it come out last fall alongside Deer Hunter , this title would've been warmly received. As it is now, it is --like much within the game -- irrelevant. Frik -2 points.
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