
While the PvPvE monster-hunting FPS Hunt Showdown continues its journey via early entry, builders Crytek at this time launched what they’re calling its “first major content update”. It provides new scoped weapons and new character traits to enhance your monstermashing, and in addition takes a crack at fixing the issue of tenting. It’s no enjoyable to slug it out with the large dangerous and stroll away with its guts in your trophy bag, solely to be picked off by the actual monsters: campers. The answer is two-pronged, offering further incentive to banish the beastie and remodeling the map so as to add cowl and weaken campgrounds.
“A completed banishing will now fully restore your health, and give your Hunter additional health chunks (if your Hunter has room on their health bar),” Crytek clarify in today’s patch notes. “Additionally, killing, banishing, and extracting with at least one bounty token from a target now provides a post-mission bonus of 25 bounty, called Clean Sweep.”
Rewards for killing the boss are larger now too, and saved even in case you do snuff it afterwards.
As for map tweaks, Crytek say, “Compound layouts have been changed to make boss arenas harder to successfully camp and provide more defensive options for players who take out a target. Some spawn areas have also been adjusted to provide cover and reduce your chances of being seen at the mission start.”
And the weapons, hey, they’re rifles and pistols with scopes. They do sniping. Pew-pow.
Loads extra modifications in at this time’s replace, so do see the patch notes for every part.
I’ve not gone Hunting but myself, however I’m holding a curious eye on it after studying Fraser Brown’s Premature Evaluation.
“It’s not quite what I thought it was going to be,” he mentioned, “but Hunt: Showdown is still a clever competitive shooter and an excellent source of emergent stories. And disasters. Mostly disasters.”
I like monsters AND disasters so hmm. Ah, possibly I’ll wait to see if the sport settles down and gamers stick round. I actually do wish to meet that horrible skittering spider.
It’s £26/€30/$30 on Steam Early Access, in case you’re .
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