Bounty

Bounty takes a familiar first-person shooter foundation and gives it an unusual identity by mixing science fiction with the attitude and imagery of a Western. Developed and published by Cupine Army, it began as a student project created with Unreal Engine 4, and that origin explains both its interesting experimentation and its limited scale. Rather than presenting itself as an enormous adventure filled with dozens of missions, it functions more like a concentrated demonstration of an idea: become a futuristic gunslinger, enter a hostile space station, survive an army of machines, and collect a bounty. The story provides a straightforward reason for the hunt. The protagonist's father has accumulated a debt with an intergalactic criminal organization, leaving the player to work as a bounty hunter in an attempt to settle it. The current contract is supposed to be the final job necessary to clear that debt, although the circumstances suggest that escaping the syndicate may not be quite so simple. It is an uncomplicated premise, but it fits the Western influence surprisingly well. Instead of dusty frontier settlements and traditional outlaws, the frontier has moved into space, with cri…

this game just feels bad, unfinish. and hate the movement and the gun cool down system. this game needs a lot of work.

Very short, choppy, unpolished. There is no story, everything is just on fire and that's it. The game somehow looks good and the atmosphere is there.

This game is incredibly laggy even with tweaks.

Interesting

Bounty is free to play which means it mostly sucks and in my opinion i don't like it Cupine Army with the stuff you put in the game i think you could make a better scifi game.