Floof gaze activate <| sep |> Turns out , what your mom would do for a Klondike bar was Steve . <| sep |> I think ETS 2 is a really interesting case that is relevant to this situation . I think a lot of the younger gamers out there don ' t really remember that shitty trucking games were the laughing stock of video game genres for a crazy long time . ETS 2 came in and turned that completely on its head , and the trucking simulator genre is actually kind of being taken seriously now . I agree with everyone that hunting games have a pretty niche audience , I ' m one of the few people out there that ' s big into gaming and a hunter and I know I ' m definitely not the majority . I really do , however , think that if there was really a bomb of a game it could revolutionize the genre . I remember a good few of the games being actually pretty kickass back in the day . What I think is needed is a really , really serious simulation . That ' s all about AI , weather , stealthanimal senses , weapon and ballistics realism . Something with a pretty serious survival elements to it . You have to have a good looking environment , I ' d probably say the bigger and more detailed the better . Some sort of meaningful equipment game . . That in there lies the inherent issue though , in order for an awesome hunting game to be made they need to put a huge amount of money into it , which they aren ' t gonna do because of the historically low , niche , popularity of the genre over the past 20 years . Then if that ' s the case maybe someone will come up with an indie game someday , but I don ' t really see that as being a popular genre for that crowd .