In this game, you must shoot at animals on screen for points.

But since its a Kinect game, you really can put your whole body into it.

As you walk through the wilderness, you may need to jump over a bear trap, lean left and right to dodge obstacles and predators, kick open a crate for power-ups and ammo, or duck down to get cover for a better shot.

You have a selection of different obstacle-filled hunting areas to choose from, or you can pick Quick Play to have the game choose a random stage location.

Youll want to try and avoid shooting does, and when a flock of ducks flies overhead, double pump your reloader on your gun to switch to your shotgun and back to rifle again.

You even put the batteries in where bullets are loaded It has two green lights and a blue light on the barrel that changes to red when you hit the trigger.

The only problem I had with the game was that when you pause it and come back to it after putting the gun away, sometimes it doesnt read the gun as well as it did before you paused it.

At any rate, hunting game fans who own a Kinect will definitely want to get this.

Some parents may have problems with their kids using a gun to shoot animals with wanton abandon, but shot animals just fall down and disappear in the game.

Id be OK with most any kid playing this, personally, but your mileage may vary.

Reading skill is helpful for the instructions, and adult supervision is recommended for setting up the gun, Kinect, and calibration.

Please Note: Gaming with Children is not intended to be read by anyone under 18.

Cabela'S Big Game Hunter Hunting Party