Hunt: Showdown 1896

This game rewards patience, strategy, and teamwork. Every victory feels truly earned. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique experience in the FPS genre.

This game is full of cheaters. Reporting cheaters is useless when there's no real-time check and you see the same guy wrecking lobbies for weeks after reports. We need action, not a placebo report button.

The number of likes under this review will be converted into the number of eggplants in developers' asses. P.S. Fix your servers and start dealing with cheaters Crytec.

beta tested and have played this game off and on. Pros: great simple extraction shooter Dont need a crazy build to play the game keeps blood flowing Cons as of 2026: CHEATERs server hop to U.S. servers Updates are goin in the wrong direction Adding too much stuff and changing things that dont need fixing Sum: is a great game but would get it if it goes on sale and set a timer for 1hour 30min for a refund

"Гении" на разработчиках спасибо что удалили весь контент и цирк и гнездо и фонт и патроны, а ваша перекраска неба в Paint в красный цвет за 90Gb это вообще пик геймдева.

Hunt: Showdown is the only game where you can spend 25 minutes playing like a tactical genius, outsmart two teams, banish the boss, carefully scan every window... and then get instantly headshot by a guy hiding in a bush whose heart rate never exceeded 40 BPM. Was I mad? Absolutely. Was it my fault? Also absolutely. That's the magic of Hunt. Every death feels like the game handing you a receipt. You could have checked that angle. You could have rotated sooner. You could have stopped sprinting across an open field while humming "Fortunate Son." The PvE monsters exist purely to announce your terrible decisions to every human within a three-mile radius. Crows are government spies. Horses are paid actors. Ducks have a personal vendetta against stealth. And somewhere nearby is a Cain-shaped problem who heard all of it. Every gunfight feels like a scene from a Western directed by someone who enjoys emotional damage. One bullet can end your career, but that goes both ways. Winning isn't about having the biggest magazine—it's about staying calm while your palms are sweating hard enough to qualify as a weather event. The sound design deserves criminal levels of praise. I now know the difference between someone walking on wood, mud, metal, glass, and "oh no, that's directly behind me." Hunt is brutally unforgiving, but it's almost never unfair. When you lose, you usually learn something. When you win, you feel like you've outsmarted an entire lobby. No killstreaks. No magic minimap. Just nerves, strategy, and questionable life choices. 10/10. Would willingly lose another level-50 hunter because I thought, "One more peek won't hurt."

Matchmaking is a genuine joke, as a new player i am being placed into lobby with player who have been 50-100+ prestige, barley get a chance to learn the mechanics of the game before some player who has thousands of hours of experience has jumped in and took me out immediatly, would be a fin game if i could just be placed into lobbies with people who have similar experience to me.

This game puts you against bots long enough so you cant get a refund, then all of your games after will be against prestige 40 solo's who clear your whole team with a shotgun