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Deadhunt is a first person arcade shooter game that merges the best features of arcade and FPS action games. Stay as long as possible on fighting pits against hordes of zombies and skeletons.

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About Deadhunt

Deadhunt is a first‑person arcade shooter that mixes classic arcade action with FPS mechanics. Players face endless waves of zombies and skeletons in 3‑D arenas, earning bonuses and runes that help them survive longer.

The title includes four episodes containing forty missions, plus two extra modes—Survival and Greed—across four difficulty levels. With seven weapon varieties, grenades, ten runes and thirty‑seven bonuses, the game emphasizes fast‑paced combat.

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Core Gameplay Loop

Each match drops the player into a pit where zombies and skeletons appear continuously. Killing enemies generates bonuses, runes and weapons that can be collected remotely, keeping the action flowing without pause.

The game features a unique system of monster destruction, and the remote pickup mechanic lets players stay mobile while gathering the items that sustain their progress.

  • Kill enemies quickly to collect the bonuses they generate.
  • Use remote pickup to stay out of crowded enemy zones.

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Episodes and Missions

Deadhunt is organized into four episodes that together hold forty distinct missions. Each mission is set in a fighting pit against a mix of zombies and skeletons.

Playing through the missions lets players encounter the full range of weapon types, runes and bonus items described in the game’s feature list.

  • Try different weapons and runes as you play through the missions.
  • Use early missions to test different weapons before tackling harder stages.
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Publisher-provided gameplay image · REL Games

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Survival and Greed Modes

Beyond the main campaign, Deadhunt offers two additional modes: Survival and Greed. These modes offer additional combat beyond the campaign, with Survival focused on staying alive as long as possible.

These modes provide a different focus from the main campaign’s mission structure.

  • In Survival, use Slowdown strategically to help stay alive longer.
  • In Greed, prioritize high‑damage weapons to clear enemies quickly.

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Weapons, Runes and Bonuses

The game provides seven weapon varieties plus grenades, amounting to fifty distinct weapon types. Players can also collect ten runes and thirty‑seven bonuses such as Slowdown, Double Damage and Nuke.

Bonuses appear throughout arenas and can be retrieved remotely, letting players adapt their loadout on the fly without leaving the combat zone.

  • Try different weapon varieties to discover which fits your play style.
  • Combine Double Damage with Nuke for rapid clearing of dense enemy groups.

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Monsters and Armor Types

Three classes of monsters appear in Deadhunt: zombies, skeletons and a third unnamed class. Across all classes there are ten distinct varieties of monster armor, adding visual and tactical variety.

The game’s unique system of monster destruction is a hallmark of its combat, and the armor varieties add tactical variety.

  • Observe the different armor varieties as you choose your weapons.
  • Grenades can be a useful option when facing tough enemies.

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    How many difficulty levels does Deadhunt provide?

    The game offers four difficulty levels for players to select.

    Is Deadhunt a single‑player title?

    Yes, the listed features identify Deadhunt as a single‑player game.

    Which operating system does Deadhunt support?

    Officially, Deadhunt runs on Windows; macOS and Linux are not listed.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.