Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2

Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2 provides players with savage animal encounters and a true adrenaline-pumping experience. Expert regional guides lead players on 12 epic adventures to exotic locations around the globe in search of the world's most dangerous animals. But through a traumatic change of events, the hunters become the hunted and players must use their skills and survival instincts. Watch out, not everyone is going to make it back to the lodge alive! Features: Beware when embarking on this adventure: these beasts are more ferocious and dangerous than ever before with innate predator instincts. Story-based: play as a former member of Wilderness Rescue in missions inspired by authentic stories of actual encounters with savage animals. Rescue others in danger: take on the world's most dangerous animals on their own turf in order to rescue others in eminent danger. Guaranteed action: natural barriers direct you along the way to startling encounters with animals that are just as likely to be hunting you. For the first time ever: hunt from a helicopter or truck in regions never-before-seen in a hunting game--Russia, Argentina, and India. Ammo is limited: you must often employ vicious "hand-to-claw" combat maneuvers, as well as use environmental objects to defend yourself. Unique challenges such as tranquilizing enraged elephants and using blow darts to slow down vicious Bengal tigers. All-new companion system: expert regional guides will lead you through different environments and from one encounter to the next, serving as a resource you will need to protect and occasionally offer as bait. Three gameplay mechanics: sniping, shooting from the back of a vehicle, and fighting up close and personal. 20 exotics species and 12 locations around the world: hunt rhinos in India, lions in Africa, polar bears in Russia, and much, much, more! Realistic environments: stalk through long grass, fight through the jungle, and hike through challenging mountain terrain.

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