Currently, including DLCs, it contains the option between 13 Reserves to play: the Hirschfelden Hunting Reserve (an area based on German farmlands), Layton Lake District (a map modeled based on the North American Pacific Northwest, the Medved-Taiga National Park (based on the Siberian taiga), the Vurhonga Savanna Reserve (based on the South African savannah), Parque Fernando (based on South-American forests), Yukon Valley (based on Alaska), Cuatro Colinas Game Reserve (based on Spain), Silver Ridge Peaks (based on the Rocky Mountains), Te Awaroa National Park (based on New Zealand), Rancho del Arroyo (based on Mexico) and Mississippi Acres Preserve (Based in the swamps of the southern United States), Revontuli Coast (based on Finland), New England Mountains (based on the states of the United States of the eponym region). Contrary to its predecessor, theHunter Classic, theHunter:CotW is a one-time purchase which may be extended by DLCs. TheHunter: Call of the Wild is a PC and console game that lets you experience the thrill of hunting in a manner as realistic as possible.

Welcome to theHunter: Call of the Wild Wiki, a comprehensive database focusing on the hunting simulation video game theHunter: Call of the Wild! The wiki currently consists of 654 articles and is an unofficial, collaborative community website that anyone can edit, dedicated to collecting all information related to the game, such as reserves, weapons, sights, ammunition, scents, callers, placeables and more!

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