Project Hunter

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"Project Hunter" is I think some kind of student project, because it has many similarities with student projects that were published on Steam as if they were full PC games. But first, what is it? This is a thematic ripoff of Ridley Scott + H.R. Giger's Alien, with gameplay that blends stealth mechanics with a weak ripoff of Alien Breed. Right off the bat, Sega's decades older Alien vs Predator game already gives you the alien stealth experience, but from an immersive first person perspective, and as always, when a game is doing the same thing as a much older game, only worse, it's impossible to recommend to gamers. As for why I think this is a student project, well, it's all the same issues... it doesn't feel like a full, complete game, just enough to pass a course. It's riddled with bugs and lack of polish, so while it visually doesn't look awful, it plays awful. And just like student projects, this is completely unmaintained. The graphics in this game are passable, but could be better. And while it's vital for any game to have impressive visuals (gaming is a visual medium, after all), there's more to a game than just the graphics. To be worth a gamers time, the game must…

(There will be big spoilers in this review but honestly I just talk about gameplay and it really doesn't matter if you know it or not). I was just bored and scrolling through the free to play section of steam one day until I found this. I thought it looked cool and even though I had my doubts as it looked like a ripoff Alien game, I still enjoyed it. So basically you play as the alien who gets stronger and newer abilities the more elixir you pick up (yes, from Clash of Clans, this game is so original). At the beginning you are a little baby alien who is super weak so you have to sneak up on your enemies from behind in order to kill them. This phase is probably my least favorite but the stealth is pretty fair. I'd just recommend not sticking around to kill everyone as this games biggest problem is that every enemy and elixir respawns when you die leading to really annoying or frustrating gameplay. Also as a baby alien or even an edgy teenage alien you can't attack enemies from the front so you have to base your entire gameplay on stealth where if you get caught you are forced to run. This gets improved later on when you get to the surface but the stealth and overall mechanics like w…

This is a terrible game in essentially every respect. From the writing and the plot to the implementation of game mechanics and graphics, it leaves a lot to be desired. The tutorial at the beginning is very unclear (and if I remember correctly, not at all accurate to the actual PC/keyboard controls) to the point of being less useful than if they had just written a page of text going over the basics.

honestly its not amazing not the best game ever but it was decent for what it was

[h1]Before I played Project Hunter, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]