- September 2, 2016
- DK Productions
Hunted: One Step Too Far
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About
"Hunted: One Step Too Far" is a horror game that combines adventure, survival, and walking simulator elements. As a geocacher, you must explore threatening environments and contend with unique enemies in multiple open area levels, all while immersed in an atmospheric soundtrack and creepy environments. The game recommends playing in the dark with headphones for the best experience. Please do check the system specs before purchasing to ensure your computer can handle the game.

- The game has a great atmosphere with impressive sound design and music that enhances the horror experience.
- The outdoor environments and some level designs are well-crafted, showcasing the developer's effort despite the limitations of the GameGuru engine.
- The game offers a unique concept that combines elements of geocaching with horror, providing an intriguing premise.
- The game suffers from extremely long loading times, which can be frustrating and lead to crashes, especially after dying.
- Many graphical assets are poorly optimized, leading to visual glitches and a lack of cohesion in the game's presentation.
- Gameplay is primarily a walking simulator with minimal interaction, lacking engaging puzzles or challenges, which can lead to boredom.
atmosphere
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its immersive qualities, combining effective music, sound effects, and ambient elements to create a spooky and engaging experience. Reviewers highlight the game's ability to evoke feelings of isolation and tension, with a well-crafted balance between mystery and horror, although some note that occasional issues with in-game notes can detract from the overall experience. Overall, the atmosphere is considered a standout feature, contributing significantly to the game's appeal.
“The atmosphere is perfect; the music, sound effects, and ambience were spot on.”
“The 'tutorial-esque' area at the beginning was well done, and the atmosphere of being alone with nature, with only a primitive 'guide' of sorts to show you the way to safety was a great touch.”
“Because it nails the perfect balance between a gloomy mystery and a dark horror atmosphere.”
“Sometimes the notes don't pop up, which kills the atmosphere and the story.”
“The tutorial area at the beginning was well done, but the atmosphere of being alone with nature felt lacking without a stronger presence.”
“It nails the perfect balance between a gloomy mystery and a dark horror atmosphere, but it could have been more immersive.”