Huntin' Buddies Is Out Now and Something's Hunting the Hunters
Huntin' Buddies, the 1-4 player comedy horror co-op extraction game set in a forbidden national park, is out today on Steam.
Be warned: reports are already coming in that something's not right in the park. Deer have their eyes on the same side of their head. Goats are speaking Latin. Carcasses have been exploding when overstretched. And some hunters are reporting something is hunting them back.
Three hunting grounds await: Pine Valley, Granger Farms, and Blackmire Swamp, across 15 escalating nights where things only seem to get worse.
The demo remains live for anyone who wants to tackle a few contracts first.
The game is priced at £7.15/€8.15/$7.99, with a 20% launch discount running for the first two weeks.
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The idea is simple. You are a hunter. Each night you get a contract, head into the park, hunt the assigned animals, drag the carcasses back to the truck and get paid.
So why are you scared?
Well, the deer have their eyes on the same side of their head. The goats are speaking Latin. And that's just the beginning. The longer you stay out there, the more something starts hunting you back.
And can it get worse? Yes, it can. The carcass explodes if you overstretch it. Just so you know.
If you loved Lethal Company or YapYap, Huntin’ Buddies is your next problem. Four players. One truck. Fifteen increasingly cursed nights. Everyone extracts together or dies trying.
Hunt. Extract. Repeat. And don’t worry about what the animals are saying…
About the Game
Huntin’ Buddies is a 4-player co-op extraction game set in a forbidden national park. Accept contracts via pager, meet your weight quota, haul the kills back to the truck and get out. The game works solo. It is better with friends. Drop-in multiplayer, voice chat, shared contract progress. Everything you need to coordinate a successful carcass-retrieval operation or watch it go horribly wrong.
Key Features
4-player co-op: Drop-in multiplayer with voice chat and shared contract progress.
15 unique nights: Each one worse than the last.
Carcass physics: Move bodies by hand with your friends. Do not overstretch.
One-shot kills: Limited ammo. Make it count.