Back in the days of the wild west, things could often quickly go from bad to worse to chaos, which is what happens when there's too little law and too many men living by way of the gun. Even if you weren't a robber, killer or cattle rustler, there was always bounty hunting; manhunters who went after their quarry with reckless abandon, seeing only money, or the bottle that money could buy. The makers of Crysis, Crytek, want to know what it would be like if these hard drinking, desperate men went hunting not for men, but for monsters.
Welcome to Hunt: Showdown, a multiplayer game that tasks you with the job of collecting bounties on otherworldly creatures. Said to carry "a lot of the DNA" of the Darksiders series (Darksiders was developed by their predecessor, Vigil games) Hunt: Showdown will incorporate "old school elements" of its genre in new ways, and feature a large number of distinct creatures and bosses as enemies in contrast to "typical" shooting games. As a hunter, you will have to track vicious monsters across rough terrain, searching for either the monster, or its lair. Once you narrow it down, you go in, track them to their hideout, and send the beast's soul back to the fires of hell. Once you do, there's no time to kick back; other bounty hunters will now wish to take what's yours, and they are welcome to it, if they can pry it from your cold, dead fingers (which they totally will).
This game uses a permadeath system, so once you're dead, your character is gone and you'll have to create a new one, and acquire new gear, so along with procedurally generated levels, there should be few stages that feel the same. Hunt: Showdown is available now in Early Access on steam and you can check out more info at https://www.huntshowdown.com.
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