Cabela's Survival: Shadows of Katmai

Jeuxvideo.com (12 out of 20)

Partant d'une bonne idée (nous faire parcourir des terres méconnues), Cabela's Survival Shadows of Katmai paye très cher sa volonté de trancher radicalement avec ses aînés, s'aventurant sur un terrain de toute évidence non maîtrisé. Répétitif, frustrant par moments, les nombreux défauts parviennent presque à nous faire oublier les quelques bons points de cet opus qui laissera sans doute froids bon nombre de joueurs venus chercher un véritable jeu d'aventure.

PlayStation Official Magazine - UK (6 out of 10)

The whole package is, of course, fugly and cheap. But whether it’s surprisingly enjoyable dogsledding sections or physics gaffes that often see dead animals inadvertently do the splits, I had a smile on my face throughout. Just remember, kids: every single critter in Cabela’s animal kingdom is a dick. Channel your inner Elmer Fudd. The hunt is on.

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Cabela’s Survival: Shadows of Katmai looked to be an exciting new entry in the Cabela’s franchise, but it instead finds itself trekking directly into Uncharted territory without the necessary finesse and polish it needs to withstand its high profile competition – a far cry from the niche genre the Cabela’s series is known and enjoyed for. We’ve got to give the team credit for trying to expand the series into something new, but sadly all the pieces don’t quite fit together properly and this survival trip just isn’t worth the effort.