Hunt: Showdown is undergoing a major change next week as it transitions into Hunt: Showdown 1896, featuring an upgraded engine, overhauled UI, big changes to the meta, and an all-new map—the ...

Hunt: Showdown 1896 throws you into a swamp filled with horrifying creatures, ruthless bounty hunters, and enough tension to ...

Hunt Showdown 1896 is out now on PC via Steam and current-gen consoles too. A free weekend for the game is also live right now, and will conclude on Monday August 19.

Keep in mind that Hunt Showdown redeem codes are subject to expiration. So we recommend that you redeem them as soon as possible. Update: We checked for new redeem codes on January 7, 2025.

Hunt: Showdown Needs To Be Easier, But Not Easy, Dev Says. Amid the game's seventh anniversary, GameSpot caught up with some of the team behind the unforgiving horror-western shooter.

An Innovative Extraction Shooter That Still Remains Without Equal. First it’s worth mentioning that Hunt: Showdown 1896 plays almost identically to the now defunct Hunt: Showdown and so for the ...

As the name suggests Hunt Showdown places a heavy emphasis on placing players at odds. Working in groups of four, you’ll have to work together to fight off creatures, complete objectives, and ...

Crytek are showing off a new game this E3. Hunt: Showdown, as it’s called, will pit players against each other in competitive monster hunts. Have a little taste in the teaser above. Related ...

Hunt: Showdown 1896 devs dig deep into Mammon's Gulch, bullet drop & the CryEngine tech. With the release of Hunt: Showdown 1896, a new map joins the game while an older generation of consoles ...

The developer of Hunt: Showdown has thought about possibly introducing a single-player campaign to the asymmetrical multiplayer shooter.. READ MORE: Crytek’s Dennis Schwarz on five years of ...

Hunt: Showdown practically pioneered the extraction shooter genre when it released way back in 2018. Since then, it has spread to other platforms, expanded its armory and bestiary, and has ...

Hunt: Showdown‘s lead designer, Dennis Schwarz, sat down with NME to discuss the game’s five-year journey – from its origins as an unreleased wave-based shooter to the player-versus-player ...