Menus & Game Interface
There are two main buttons on the main screen. These are “Play” and “Options.”
The latter is for Game Center matters, notifications, and for toggling music.
Choosing the “Play” option will reveal a display of level, gold and cash, as well as
current energy reserves. The display also includes primary & secondary weapons
and weapons statistics. The buttons to Swap Out, Upgrade weapons, or for
entering the Weapon Shop are available, as well as access for the Next screen.
Back – return to the title screen.
Swap Out – It enables the player to set weapons as Primary/ Secondary.
Upgrade – spend gold, the premium currency or cash for incremental weapons’
upgrading. After a while, upgrades for the weapons you owned will mimic real
time, when it comes to weapons costing and delivery.
Arrow Buttons – these may be used to switch back & forth between Primary &
Secondary weapons by swiping on typing
Weapon Shop – this section presents a wide array of Pistols, Shotguns, Rifles,
Rifles, Assault Rifles. Some of these weapons could be bought using premium
currency only. There are also weapons that could be bought only when the player
has Internet connectivity.
Next – on the map screen, the player can choose a hunt.
The map screen shows the available hunt options which changes as the game
progresses. When you click over a hunt icon, you can easily view the details:
targets, energy cost, rewards, requirements, and special conditions.
Each hunt has its own peculiar challenges. In Contract Hunts for instance, there is
a time limit wherein a specific number of targets have to be picked. There would
be others trying to make a break for it. Meanwhile, when it comes to Trophy
Hunts, there will be special encounters with special animals. The different types
of hunts feature a specific set of weapons requirements. Only then can these rare