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About This Game Untamed: Life of a Cougar takes wildlife simulation to the next level by mirroring closely the life of a Mountain Lion in the Wild. You have a large territory that features various environments, from grassy mountains to lush forests, and a wide selection of animals to kill and eat. Players are required to find a mate (male Cougar) at the start of the game. After mating, the player will give birth to a litter of 3 cubs. The cubs start life at a very early stage and are unable to run or walk fast, this stage, like in real life, is the hardest part and it leaves both mother and cub vulnerable, any mistake can lead to the death of all the cubs. As the cubs get older, they become more active and are able to run, but starvation and predators are still heavy threats. Each character in Untamed: Life of a Cougar has a unique behavior, and the player will have to learn how to interact and adapt to these behaviors. Using the ‘Cougar Vision’, players will be able to detect prey or predator from a distance, while with a robust stealth system, players can stalk their prey before they make the lethal attack to secure their next meal. But the survival doesn’t end there as sometimes, the player will have to defend his/her kill from scavengers. The controls are easy to get used to, with support for key binding. Players have the ability to lock the Frame rate to either 60fps or 30fps, while a hint system and various tips ensure that the player is never lost on the gameplay. Features: - Various Cougar skin colours. - Replayabilty -Unique animal behaviour -Seamless controls - Day and Night cycle - Fast paced combat - Realistic simulation - Single player - Open world environment - Animal Character 7aa9394dea Title: Untamed: Life Of A CougarGenre: Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:OCCA StudiosPublisher:Strategy FirstRelease Date: 27 Aug, 2015 Untamed: Life Of A Cougar Download] [Patch] download untamed life of a cougar pc. untamed life of a cougar animals. untamed life of a cougar скачать. untamed life of a cougar 3.0 This game has good potential. But the spawn rate of npcs needs to be lowered to make the game less chaotic.. I fell in love with the concept of being a cougar, but was sorely disappointed when everything on the map was a blob and there was no mouse sensitivity options to allow me to actually catch prey instead of spinning in circles. Not something I'd recommend.. Recommended only when on sale. Love the call of screaming, ungrateful kittens who don't understand that mommy has places to go and animals to slaughter? Well well well, welcome to Untamed! The cougars here are seriously Untamed. Like, they have to be "untamed" 30 times just to get the whiny little cubs. And what happens when those tiny, little, precious cubs are finally here? Time to hunt, of course! But not only do you get to hunt, you also get to run from a feral male cougar trying to kill your family! Yay!Once you finally get away from the male there's a good chance you've lost a cub or two (honestly not the worst thing in the world, I chose favorites anyway.) And after that you better get to hunting. Soon your cubs will be in the next stage of life, and will actually be able to walk at an acceptable speed. Oh joy! The male will return, you'll have to change dens again, and any sort of social life mommy cougar had before will fade away just as quickly as your cubs' health will. In time the little bitc- I mean your precious angels will grow up and leave you behind. Hey look, you gave up your life to raise cubs for nothing! Woo! And after that what does mommy cougar do? Hunt, increase stats, try not to die a lot. Currently the only way to have more cubs is by starting over with a new character.Summary: Overall the game is fun for a playthrough or two and occasional play after the cubs are gone, but I don't think it's worth the money unless on sale. It's not always the most realistic either; predators and prey spawn at every turn. Also you can't eat the hunters who try to kill you. Phooey.. i think this game needs some work. i really like the concept, being a cougar is fun and interesting and raising my cubs was challenging. but the ui was just awful. and turning up my resolution made it much worse. the graphics could be better, but overall not TOO bad. i can certainly live with it. the mini map is terrible and the game has some bugs. the AI is bad too. this really does have potential to be a great and fun game, but it just seems unfinished atm. despite all the negatives, i do enjoy playing it, but im not sure i can really recommend it to others.. OVERVIEWYou start off by picking the colour of your cougar, with a surprisingly large amount of choices. Then, you find yourself in the world. There are lots of plants and trees, and the world has lots to explore. First, you get to find a mate and mate with it (blurred out). Then, you can pick one of many den sites, where you will have cubs. Once you have cubs, you will need to hunt food for you and them, protect them, mark your territory, and move dens when angry males get too near. The cubs will inherit colours from you and the mate, which is a nice touch.PROS-The world is detailed and has a wide variety of foliage, flowers, trees, and rocks, as well as rivers, cliffs, and bridges-You have lots of choice - lots of mates, dens, food, and colours available-Lots of gameplay elements - mating, cubs, hunting, dens, protecting, fighting, exploring, marking territory, etcCONS-The graphic quality is not amazing. However, you get used to it and it doesn't affect the enjoyability of the game!. The game is interesting when you just read about it, but the graphics are beyond terrible, when you run it is actually slower than walking, and the music was distorted terribly.If someone were to remake this game properly, as in they made it look and sound realistic, they fixed up controls and movement, and actually spent some time on this, this could be a good game.. Recommended only when on sale. Love the call of screaming, ungrateful kittens who don't understand that mommy has places to go and animals to slaughter? Well well well, welcome to Untamed! The cougars here are seriously Untamed. Like, they have to be "untamed" 30 times just to get the whiny little cubs. And what happens when those tiny, little, precious cubs are finally here? Time to hunt, of course! But not only do you get to hunt, you also get to run from a feral male cougar trying to kill your family! Yay!Once you finally get away from the male there's a good chance you've lost a cub or two (honestly not the worst thing in the world, I chose favorites anyway.) And after that you better get to hunting. Soon your cubs will be in the next stage of life, and will actually be able to walk at an acceptable speed. Oh joy! The male will return, you'll have to change dens again, and any sort of social life mommy cougar had before will fade away just as quickly as your cubs' health will. In time the little bitc- I mean your precious angels will grow up and leave you behind. Hey look, you gave up your life to raise cubs for nothing! Woo! And after that what does mommy cougar do? Hunt, increase stats, try not to die a lot. Currently the only way to have more cubs is by starting over with a new character.Summary: Overall the game is fun for a playthrough or two and occasional play after the cubs are gone, but I don't think it's worth the money unless on sale. It's not always the most realistic either; predators and prey spawn at every turn. Also you can't eat the hunters who try to kill you. Phooey.. So started out my game trying to avoid the amorous advances of a male mountain lion, wanted to explore the surronding area. After a few adventures I stalked through a piece of heavy vegetation and found myself two metres away from a hunters big bad rifle, I swiftly pounced mauled the hunter senseless then threw him off a cliff. I scampered down after him to have nice tasty breakfast of Cletus but unfortunately it seems human meat is off the menu...I was then killed by his hunting dogs in brutal revenge attack! 10\/10 would maul human hunter and be ripped apart by hunting dogs again!!This game jumped out at me when it went on sale today due to my love of sandbox games and big cats. Very unusual and brave concept for a game and so far it really pulls it off. The developer obviously done their research on mountain lions as its very true to a BBC documentary I watched about them recently, mating, hunting, marking territory etc. The terrain is also authethetic and the map is quite large. Can't wait to see what the developer has in store for the future, playing as a male mountain lion might be interesting for example. Keep up the good work.. This game had so much promise, but ultimately failed in almost every aspect. Do not buy this game, it is not worth your money.- Graphics are meh at best, even on "Fantastic" settings. When you have to stare at the same bleached white rock den even after migrating across the map, it gets pretty dull.- A lot of the places and game mechanics are broken. Some of the bridges still register your cougar as swimming, so even on dry wood you must suffer the awkward, slow swimming animation through the air. On multiple games, my cougar somehow was gifted with infinite stamina\/energy, which was admittedly great for escaping moose and bison, but meant there was no challenge or risk with smaller prey. Hunting was awful as it was; despite the fact I was sneaking, stalking and hiding exactly as the game told me how to do it in the tutorial, every single animal spotted me the moment I got even remotely close. Hunting large prey was impossible, as you must sneak up close to then spook them so they don't attack you immediately, and every deer and rabbit fled immediately- presumably from hearing my cougar fart from a mile away. If I didn't have that infinite stamina glitch, I would've been doomed from the beginning.The final kick to the gut was when my cubs grew up and left, but no new males appeared for me to have the next litter and continue the game. Say goodbye to all those stat points you spent ages grinding for.- You want to fight the other predators to defend yourself\/your cubs\/gain points to upgrade stats? Hahaha... No.What happens instead feels like what happens if a 10 year old joins a public roleplay thread with their OP Mary Sue character. You can fight and strafe and claw all you like, but your opponent will just scream "I DODGE ALL UR ATTACKS BECUZ IM SO AWESUM!!1!" and not take any damage whatsoever. Wolves and dogs can only just be beaten on their own, but if their pack joins them you're dead. Golden eagles are somehow untouchable, horses and bison seem to actively chase you to stomp you to death, and don't even think about even breathing near a bear. For all of the predators, it was all the same: any damage you did miraculously deal was immediately healed, while even with max stats you were killed with 2 hits. You don't feel like a cougar, you feel like a house cat.- Gameplay manages to be tedious, even with so many animals and so much potential. It might be somewhere near fun the first time around, but very quickly it gets boring. Watch the male cougars fight and glitch out around you. Squat and let the victor bang you 30 times (yes, 30 times.) Run around until your cubs are born. Dump a carcass on them for food and then abandon them for like 2 in-game days while you find some very specific trees to pee on. Run back and get your cubs to veeeery sloooowly waddle to another den because some male cougar decided to try and kill your cubs by... veeeery sloooowly walking in their general direction. Rinse and repeat the last 2 steps until your cubs ditch you.So yeah, overall this game was a complete wreck. It's a shame, really, but when you buy this game for that much it feels like a scam. Did I mention the developer hasn't worked on this game in at least a year? They're at college, so fair enough, but it'd be nice if they'd let people know instead of just ghosting.You still want a good animal simulator? Wolfquest is decent- I played it before it came to steam though, so I'd check for any changes or progress. If you want an animal sim but you're willing to give up a little realism, take a look at Shelter 2. Same kind of gameplay, but with pretty patchwork textures. It's exactly the same price as this (plus a little more if you want the Mountains DLC, which adds a lot) and it's much better.