Last week, Hunt: Showdown builders Crytek outlined their plans for the way forward for the PvP creature searching game. Most of the publish is spent introducing Koch Media, who can be serving because the game’s writer for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Buried on the backside are some long term plans together with a future Solo PvE mode.
According to Crytek’s blog post, coming first is Hunt: Showdown’s replace 1.2. That replace will deliver matches with random groups of three. It will even add an extra tutorial, new Legendary Hunters, and new weapons and equipment. The final bits talked about are “server-side performance improvements, client CPU performance fixes, and a number of other general bug fixes.” You can watch the builders go over all the adjustments for 1.2 within the YouTube video beneath.
Beyond 1.2, Crytek additionally point out plans for later within the 12 months. Among the briefly talked about additions are a brand new map and outfit customization however the Solo PvE mode sounds to be probably the most fascinating. Avoiding different gamers whereas making an attempt to take down the dirty swamp monsters of Hunt: Showdown is its main characteristic, so doing with out the strain of fellow hunters is sort of the selection. There are at all times people like me who wither below fixed PvP and prefer to take a break, so maybe Showdown’s playerbase will make good use of the choice.
In Matt’s Hunt: Showdown review, he explains how the strain between gamers is among the thrills of Showdown: “In one game I tracked and killed a Kronenburgy butcher pig by myself, then sweated in a corner while two separate sets of footsteps collided outside.” He then scooted out the again door, bounty in hand, whereas the opposite gamers continued combating.
We’ll all have to attend to listen to extra about how Crytek plan to maintain the strain on whereas searching monsters with out the specter of bounty thieves. Or maybe the strain is supposed to be off, which doesn’t sound like an terrible factor to me.
You can discover Hunt: Showdown on Steam for £36/€40/$40.
