Trophy Hunter – Casual Hunting is a new hunting game on Android. It’s developed by Ten Square Games, the creators of Fishing Clash: Sport Simulator. It’s the third hunting-focused project from the team, but this one offers more competitive elements than slow-paced exploration or resource grinding.
Pick up your rifles
Trophy Hunter has intense 1v1 sniper duels that emphasise quick reflexes and sharp aim across three fast-paced rounds.
Alongside the main PvP mode, the game offers the opportunity to upgrade a personal Hunter Lodge. It’s where you can show off your most impressive catches and build a virtual trophy room.
There’s no shortage of places to hunt, either. Trophy Hunter offers nine richly detailed locations. There’s the colourful Autumn Forest Yukon, the Montana plains, remote Kamchatka, the sun-drenched Savanna, Botswana, Egypt, the dense Deep Jungle, Birma’s mysterious Lost City, and the lush island of Java.
Each arena features native wildlife species, from graceful deer and ostriches to hippos, alligators, and macaques. The visuals are good, too, bringing the diverse environments to life. Take a look at it below.
You can collect cards from duel crates or leaderboard rewards to unlock and upgrade over 20 different weapons. The firearms come with individual stats like damage, bullet speed, zoom level, and slow motion duration.
You also get a choice of four ammo types. For instance, the Fire Bullet gives a 20% damage bonus, while the Violet Crown Bullet offers a slight score boost. You only get three shots per duel, so strategy matters as much as speed.
Trophy Hunter has unique features
A daily Golden Shot feature challenges hunters to test their aim for special rewards. You get one free precision challenge each day using a unique sniper bullet.
You can also join or form Clubs, climb global leaderboards, and collect end-of-season rewards that celebrate the best shots and the biggest trophies. Each duel win contributes to the leaderboard rankings.
Get the game from the Google Play Store. Also, read our news on Hotta Studio’s Neverness to Everness.
