Cyber Hunter May 15th 2019

The western video game industry has had eras. When it first began, it was the era where they rushed out games and oversaturated the market before killing it off momentarily. Then it was the renaissance era, where genres were defined and even innovated upon. Then it was the FPS era, where Halo and Call of Duty reigned supreme and everyone tried to steal their audience. And now we're in the battle royale era. Cyber Hunter is one of many that has propped up over the years.

To play Cyber Hunter, simply have Steam installed and then go to this link to install it.

The first thing you'll likely notice is the mobile game-esque main menu. This is because the game is also available on mobile. There's also cross-play, which is a boon to PC players as we hold a heavy advantage over mobile users.

This game also has building, much like Fortnite. However, it is significantly streamlined. For instance, instead of breaking things for resources, you instead collect Quantum Energy much like collecting gear and weapons, and you will use this resource to build throughout the whole game from a prepared list of buildings. While this means there's no creativity when it comes to how you build, it does mean the meta isn't defined over how fast you can spawn a tower out of nowhere.

Overall, Cyber Hunter is a surprisingly strong entry into the genre. If you're a fan of the genre, you should definitely give the