Meant for younger players and achievment point mongers
I know a lot of people say why Open Season. I enjoyed the movie and found this game on sale. There are two reasons why I got this game, first off it was cheap and for the achievement points. The story of this game is about a domesticated bear that finds himself back in the woods and helps the other animals in the forest against hunters during hunting season .
Game play:
The game is more like a lot of solo mini games blended together to make a whole game. They range from walking around and throwing things to finding objects. There is a form of driving involved but nothing strays from the walking around part. There are some parts that are funny like shooting squirrels at hunters.
Graphics: Decent, not too many ways to draw trees in a forest or animals that reside there. It is not choppy or blocky but not fluidly smooth either with wind blowing the hair like other games.
Sound and Music:
The music usually switches from mini game to mini game. The sounds are what animals make but nothing that stand out.
Difficulty:
There is not difficulty setting. This makes the game very easy. If you finish a level and want to redo to get all the hidden points it available after you finish it once. The games and or puzzles are not that hard.
Final Thoughts:
This game is meant for younger players. If you looking for a long adventure this is not one of them. Replay value is low, once finished I highly doubt you will want to play again. Also there are no multi player or co-op options.