Safari Lens

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À propos de ce jeu

Safari Lens is a quiet wildlife photography simulator. You sit in a canvas hide at
a savanna waterhole, watch animals come and go, and try to bring home a portfolio
worth keeping. Nothing is hunted here. The only thing that fires is a shutter.

A LIVING WATERHOLE
Twelve species share the waterhole - elephant, giraffe, buffalo, rhino, zebra, lion,
cheetah, impala, warthog, ostrich, hyena and wildebeest. Each one is an agent with its
own behaviour: it walks in from the bush, drinks, grazes, sometimes breaks into a
signature pose - the elephant trumpets, the giraffe splays its legs to reach the water,
the lion yawns, the zebra rears. Every animal also carries an alertness value. Push it
too far and the animal freezes, lifts its head, and then leaves the scene for good.

NOISE IS THE REAL ENEMY
Swinging the viewfinder too fast, snapping the zoom to the end of its travel and every
single shutter release all add to the scene noise meter. Noise decays over time, but
while it is high it feeds the alertness of every animal nearby, and closer animals hear
more. Patient, still photography is measurably better than spraying frames, and you can
watch it happen on the gauges.

PULL YOUR OWN FOCUS
There is no autofocus button that simply wins the shot. A focus ring sets the distance
in metres, it travels at a finite speed, and a live sharpness readout shows how close
each setting would be to your current subject. Miss the peak and the frame is soft and
nearly worthless.

EVERY FRAME IS SCORED FROM THE SCENE
Nothing is a random roll. When you release the shutter the score is computed from what
is actually in front of the lens: how rare the species is, which pose it is holding,
how well it is framed against the centre of the viewfinder, how much of the frame it
fills, how accurate your focus was, and the quality of the light at that moment. Get
two animals inside the frame and a composition bonus is added on top. Fire at empty
water and you simply burn a frame.

LIGHT THAT MOVES
A Field Session runs from first light to dusk in real time. The colour of the whole
scene shifts as the sun climbs and drops, and the score multiplier moves with it -
dawn gold and the late golden hour are worth far more than harsh noon.

THREE WAYS TO SHOOT
- Field Session: twelve frames, dawn to dusk, hit the portfolio quota before the light
goes or the film runs out.
- Golden Hour: ninety seconds of perfect light and unlimited film, but noise builds
twice as fast.
- Rare Sighting: one target species, one single frame, no second chance.
Each mode keeps its own personal best.

BUILD THE RIG
Field Credits earned from sessions and new species buy eight upgrades across two
branches. Optics widen your zoom range, widen the depth of field that still reads as
sharp, and speed up the focus ring. Hide gear raises how far you can swing before you
make noise, lowers the noise the hide leaks, quietens the shutter and adds film to your
Field Session. Every number on a gear card is a value the simulation actually reads.

COLLECT AND PROGRESS
The Portfolio is a twelve-slot album that keeps your best frame, best pose and shot
count for every species, with the unfound ones held back as silhouettes. The Expedition
Log tracks five ranks from Visitor to Chief Warden and six achievements with real
conditions, including keeping the noise meter down for twenty frames and letting an
animal reach a signature pose without spooking it.

NO VIOLENCE, NO ADS, NO ACCOUNT
No hunting, no weapons, no blood. No network permission, no advertising, no sign-in.
Everything is stored on your device.