

Hunted: The Demon’s Forge™
inXile Entertainment · 2011 · Action, Adventure, Third Person, Fantasy, Co-op
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About Hunted: The Demon’s Forge™
Fight your way through dark fantasy dungeons as either a ranged specialist or melee master in this third-person co-op shooter that blends medieval combat with modern action intensity. Team up with a partner to combine devastating abilities, solve puzzles, and take down relentless enemy waves while creating your own custom dungeons with the included level editor.
Key Features:
- An Unreal Dark Fantasy: Powered by the Unreal 3 engine, the dark world of Hunted comes to life as a third-person fantasy game with the intensity and action of a modern-day shooter. Hunted boasts stunning visuals with breath-taking vistas and foreboding underground worlds.
- Co-op at a Distance: Combine E’lara’s ranged attacks with Caddoc’s melee expertise to pull off gruesome co-op kill moves, perform special attacks, and heal one another from anywhere on the battlefield. The characters’ differing combat expertise allows a player’s strategy to vary from one play through to the next.
- Descend into Dungeon Depths: Work with your co-op partner to discover hidden paths and solve the devious puzzles that block your way. Explore menacing dungeons, overgrown ruins, and terrorized towns to discover treasure and powerful upgrades.
- Two Ways to Fight: Wade into the thick of the fight using deadly melee skills, or tactically use cover to dispatch hordes of creatures with bows and spells. Use powerful magic to boost your partner’s combat effectiveness and even the odds against increasingly formidable enemies.
- Forge Your Own Levels: Create and share your own challenging dungeon designs with The Crucible, a powerful in-game editor that provides endless opportunities for exploration and battles for you and your friends.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is really good. Its very simple, not complex. Its stupid fun and has great dialogue and a nice story. Its nothing MAJOR, but its still amazing. Better than the AAA slop we get fed. This game was made when Unreal Engine 3 just came out and was basically a promotion for it. It runs very well but is a bit janky at times. Overall I can't recommend it enough. A hot chick and an kick-ass dude killin demons. Theres also multiple endings.5 found this helpful
Very good game, not a master piece, but it's very enjoyable. Highly recommended to everyone. There is a Gear of War inspiration on some combat mechanic and the combat system can be a bit clunky but you get used after a while. The best are the banters between the two heroes. If you want to enjoy the game, don't drink the sleg, you will regret. And by the way, on old school difficulty you may use E'lara on 2 or 3 of the sleg battles, because with Caddoc I found it impossible. If you are struggling on some battles with Caddoc and cannot go forward because you cannot change the character, you can chose the chapter on your slot and begin from the beginning of the chapter. E'lara AI don't play very good on sleg combats because she will be surrounded and she will use the sword, and it's very weak on that.1 found this helpful
I wish there was a so so option on Steam, this game is right at that 5/10 spot. Nothing great, nothing bad either, a good time killer. I will still recomend just for the price and the nostalgia factor.
Blindly playing Hunted: The Demon's Forge in 2026 was actually an unexpectedly pleasant experience. At it's core it's a cover based shooter similar to Gears of War but manages to pull that off with less success. That being said, Hunted has its own formula for things and it's still worth every bit of the 12 or so hours it takes to play through the campaign at least once. The story is kind of hokey. You start off blindly taking obviously bad advice from a scantly clad ghostly looking woman voiced by Lucy Lawless because Caddoc saw her in a dream once and it only goes downhill from there. You spend the next 6 chapters solving minor puzzles and fighting your way through cities and dungeons full to the brim with different enemies. The jokes are corny and the banter between the games two protagonists Caddoc and E'lara is funny at times but will have you rolling your eyes at points as well. E'lara's outfit is "strategically placed" and so are the camera angles it seems. True to it's 2011 roots you'll find plenty of good old fashioned violence as you decapitate monsters from afar with your arrows and blow them to pieces with your magic. You will gain progressively better gear as you adv…
caca
honestly one of the most generic and average games I've ever played. nothing was particularly bad, nothing particularly good. I would recommend this with the expectation of it being a very ps360 type of game
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