On this episode of Obscure FPS, Zach Murphy explores The Hunt, the criminally obscure horror FPS developed by Orion in 2008.
Zach writes: Last week we took a look at three underrated FPS games you should move on to if you’d finished playing through all of the classics. You can read that article here! Tired of constantly replaying the likes of Duke Nukem 3D, Return to Castle Wolfenstein and TimeSplitters 2? Who am I kidding.
It's so much fun!
I love serious Sam and I love Greek mythology, so it fits into my collection perfectly!
So cool to see Devastation on here, that game had one of the best gun selections and some great levels and shootouts.
Zach writes: 'Every now and then, I encounter a game that I have heard nothing about. I know it’s hard to believe that considering my previous reviews, but it happens. Sometimes, these games completely blow me away and shoot themselves into my most highly-regarded tier of video games. The Hunt is one of those games. '.
Terminal Reality says its proprietary Infernal Engine, used in its Ghostbusters games, is being used by Piranha Games in two titles: bass fishing title The Strike, and hunting simulation The Hunt.
"Everyone knows about Ghostbusters, but we at Terminal Reality believe in the extreme versatility of the Infernal Engine," says sales and marketing VP Joe Kreiner.
Kreiner points out that both Piranha titles employ peripherals -- a fishing pole for The Strike and a rifle accessory for the Hunt, and he says this "shows how well the Infernal Engine works with gaming peripherals."
