Huntfeast

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Huntfeast is a single player and multiplayer open world shooter game with horror, fantasy and thriller themes. It was developed by DRAUGR and was released on June 21, 2021. It received negative reviews from players.

Prepare for the Werewolf Hunt!Misanthrope’s curse echoes through the woods of Lovengrad. Terrible monsters, led by the werewolf, hunt for their prey. An oppressive atmosphere paired with the thrill of hunting makes this game unlike any other. Begin the Huntfeast, where you are a hunter who hunts alone or with a friend.

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graphics3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game has a great concept and is a lot of fun to play, especially in its early access state.
The graphics and aesthetics are visually appealing, with decent textures and light effects that enhance the atmosphere.
The ambience and sound design create an immersive experience, particularly when exploring the dark and foggy forest.

The game suffers from frequent crashes and lacks essential features like saving progress and customizable key bindings.
The user interface is simplistic and unhelpful, providing little guidance on gameplay mechanics and quest descriptions.
The AI is poorly designed, with enemies exhibiting predictable behavior that diminishes the challenge and tension of the game.

graphics
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players finding them decent and well-optimized, while others praise the stunning visuals and appealing aesthetics. However, there are mentions of reliance on Unity assets, which may affect the overall perception of quality.
- “Firstly, Huntfeast does look good graphically (although there are a decent amount of Unity assets involved) and it runs really well.”
- “I really liked the graphics and the aesthetics of the game.”
- “Amazing game with stunning graphics.”
- “The graphics are okay-ish; while not super pretty, they're decent enough.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its immersive experience, with players expressing enjoyment and fear, but there are significant concerns regarding the mechanics, which many feel need substantial improvement for the game to be considered fully completable. The minimalist production quality is highlighted as a strong point, enhancing the overall experience.
- “I really like the gameplay; it is truly immersive (I got scared a lot). Amazing game, would recommend!”
- “The game's simple, clean, and minimalist production quality is by far its greatest asset, both visually and audibly. However, its gameplay mechanics require some serious maintenance and overhaul work before I would even consider this game actually completable.”
- “The game's simple, clean, and minimalist production quality are by far its greatest assets both visually and audibly; however, its gameplay mechanics require some serious maintenance and overhaul work before I would even consider this game actually completable.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is praised for its strong beginning and well-designed enemies, particularly the wolves. However, players feel that the quest descriptions often spoil key plot points by revealing events before they occur.
- “The story is a great start, and the enemies are really well done. The wolves, in particular, look fantastic.”
- “The quest descriptions always reveal what is going to happen before it actually occurs, so you basically get spoiled by the game itself.”
- “The story feels predictable and lacks any real surprises, making it hard to stay engaged.”
- “Character motivations are poorly developed, leaving the plot feeling shallow and uninteresting.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is often derived from the absurdity of certain elements, such as the rapid looping sounds of creatures, which can break immersion but also elicit laughter.
- “The sounds from a lot of the creatures loop so fast that it sounds ridiculous and breaks a lot of the immersion... it's kind of funny actually.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users have noted issues with the game's audio balance, particularly that music and footsteps are too quiet compared to other sound effects, such as distant flares, which are disproportionately loud. This imbalance detracts from the overall experience and immersion.
- “The sound is restricted to one slider, making the music and footsteps too quiet, while a flare going off 200 meters away is about 200 decibels louder than anything else.”
- “The music feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it easy to tune out during gameplay.”
- “There are issues with audio balancing, where the music often drowns out important sound cues, affecting the overall experience.”