One Hunter, and up to four more friends disguised as deer, in this thrilling game of hide-and-seek where every move could be the last. Will you blend in with the herd or stand out? Oh Deer...
Oh Deer is a multiplayer hide-and-seek game where one player plays as a hunter and up to four others play as deer.
Hunter Role
The hunter's role is to use sound, gadgets, and pure skill to locate and eliminate the other players before nightfall. However, knowing if the deer in your sights is a player or not is the true challenge.
Deer Role
The Deer's role is to hide from the hunter by blending in with a handful of AI deer scattered around the map. Eating food is a priority to keep hunger at bay. But improper timing when eating could mean the difference between life and death.
The Map
Forests are the perfect place to hide. With lots of trees, bushes, and cute flowers, deer can live happily for years without any worries. That is, until hunting season begins... Tall trees, thick bushes, and plenty of shade sets up a perfect ambush.
Generally positive, but the game receives substantial criticism regarding its actual play environment and price. Many players find it enjoyable and hilarious with friends, but the low concurrent player count and lack of content significantly reduce long-term satisfaction. · 68/100
2579 total reviews · 85% positive
Best for It is suitable for players looking for a short and cheerful party game to play with four or five friends. Conversely, it is not suitable for players who play alone or rely on public matchmaking, or for those expecting long-term content and active post-launch support.
Strengths
A very funny and easygoing party-game experience when played with four or five friends
The simple concept of disguising yourself as a deer and avoiding the hunter works well for cooperation and playful antics with friends
Casual multiplayer fun that provides plenty of laughter in a short amount of time
Weaknesses
The lack of public matchmaking and concurrent players makes it difficult to start the game without friends
The game has little content and high repetition, resulting in a short playtime, while its price is considered excessive for what it offers
It effectively depends on groups of up to five players, making it difficult to enjoy alone or with a small group
Multiplayer56
Gameplay42
Performance40
Value0
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