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Looking for a faster-paced hunt? PROJECT HUNT is not your typical hunting simulator. Take long-range shots, fire from horseback, track wild animals across vast landscapes, inspect every hit in detail, and displ

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About Project Hunt

Project Hunt is a hunting first‑person shooter that emphasizes rapid movement and punchy shooting. Players can sprint on foot or ride a vehicle, then fire at wildlife while in motion or after pausing to aim.

The game spans large environments—from mountain grasslands to open savannas—and adds a fishing activity that lets players cast a line from water, expanding the range of outdoor pursuits.

01 / THE GUIDE

Fast‑paced hunting action

The core loop lets you either sprint into position or drive a vehicle before taking a shot, matching the description of “saddle up and fire on the move.” This design creates a quick‑reaction shooting experience that feels immediate.

When you prefer steadier aim, you can pause to line up a shot on foot, offering a contrast between aggressive movement and deliberate targeting within the same session.

  • Try both foot chases and vehicle travel to see which yields more encounters.
  • Observe how hit feedback changes when you pause versus fire while moving.

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Diverse wildlife roster

The world is populated with animals ranging from wild boar to elephants, providing a spectrum of sizes and behaviors for the player to engage with during hunts.

Each creature is rendered with detailed models, allowing you to inspect every hit and appreciate the visual fidelity of the animal’s anatomy.

  • Note which body parts register clear hits for each species.
  • Explore both herd and solitary encounters for varied challenges.
Project Hunt official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · Mind Mythic

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Vast landscapes and travel

Maps cover mountain grasslands, open savannas, and water bodies, giving players a range of terrain types to navigate while hunting.

Vehicles are available to cover ground quickly, letting you reach distant hunting spots and compare how different environments affect animal placement.

  • Use a vehicle to test how far you can travel before spotting new wildlife.
  • Switch between land and water zones to experience contrasting scenery.

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Trophy collection system

Successful hunts add specimens to a personal collection that can be displayed in a range of poses, encouraging players to gather uncommon fur types and varied species.

The display serves as a visual record of achievements, letting you showcase each animal’s unique shape and texture for later reference.

  • Target rare fur patterns to diversify your showcase.
  • Arrange trophies in different poses to highlight distinct features.

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Vehicles and fishing activity

Beyond foot travel, the game provides drivable vehicles that let you traverse large areas efficiently, matching the “drive out” description.

When you want a change of pace, you can head to water and cast a line, adding a separate fishing loop that expands the outdoor experience.

  • Compare travel speed of foot versus vehicle to find your preferred method.
  • Try fishing after a hunting session to experience a different pacing.

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    QUICK ANSWERS

    Project Hunt FAQ

    Is Project Hunt a single‑player game?

    Yes, the title is listed as single‑player, meaning all described activities are intended for solo play.

    Does the game support a gamepad?

    Full controller support is included, allowing you to play with a gamepad, though specific button layouts are not detailed.

    Can my progress be saved across installations?

    Steam Cloud is supported, which can synchronize saved data between installations on supported platforms.

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    Official resources and further reading

    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.