• Norrskog ("Northern Forest"): This biome represents the dominant boreal forest ecosystem found in the northern regions of Sweden. It encompasses dense stands of evergreen trees, such as tall spruces and majestic firs, with a diverse understory of mosses, lichens, and low-lying shrubs. Wildlife such as moose,roe deer, and red foxes roam through the Norrskog, creating an immersive hunting experience.
• Fjällvidd ("Mountain Plateau"): This biome represents the alpine tundra found in the high-altitude areas of the Swedish mountains. Fjällvidd is characterized by rocky terrain, sparse vegetation, and hardy alpine plants. Here, hunters can encounter species such as reindeer, ptarmigans,lynx,hazel grouse,adapting to the challenging conditions of the mountain plateau.
• Sjölandskap ("Lake Landscape"): This biome represents the diverse wetland ecosystems surrounding lakes and rivers in Sweden. Sjölandskap features reed beds, water lilies, and various aquatic plants. Waterfowl such as ducks, geese, thrive in this habitat, along with beavers and otters that make their homes along the shores.
• Strandbranter ("Shore Bluffs"): This biome represents the elevated bluffs and rocky outcrops found along the Swedish lakeshores and riversides. Strandbranter offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and serves as vantage points for spotting wildlife. It is home to various bird species and provides habitats for small mammals such as marten and badger.
• Ängsmark ("Meadowland"): This biome represents the open meadows and grasslands scattered throughout the Swedish countryside. Ängsmark showcases a mix of grasses, wildflowers, and low-lying shrubs. Species such as roe deer, wild boar, and capercaillie can be found in these meadows, attracting predators like red foxes and birds of prey.