Paranormal Hunter

Paranormal Hunter: A Clunky and Disappointing Experience Rating: 1/5 Paranormal Hunter, a highly anticipated game promising thrilling multiplayer ghost hunting action, falls far short of its promises. As an avid gamer, it pains me to say that this game is simply not worth the price tag at its current state. From its clunky mechanics to the unfulfilled multiplayer experience, this game is a disappointment on multiple fronts. One of the major letdowns of Paranormal Hunter is its multiplayer functionality. The inability to connect with friends in different regions, such as my case to game with my friend in Australia, is a significant flaw that severely hampers the game's potential for cooperative play. This limitation is frustrating and greatly reduces the game's appeal, especially for those who were looking forward to teaming up with friends across the globe. Even in single-player mode, the game fails to deliver an engaging experience. The flashlight mechanics, a crucial element in a paranormal hunting game, are poorly implemented. The controls are clunky and unresponsive, making it a cumbersome task to navigate and interact with the environment. This not only disrupts immersion but also hampers gameplay, leading to frequent frustration and annoyance. Considering the numerous issues plaguing Paranormal Hunter, it is evident that the game was rushed to release without adequate polish and optimization. The lack of attention to detail and failure to address glaring flaws make it difficult to recommend purchasing the game in its current state. However, there may be hope for improvement in the future. If the developers commit to addressing these issues and providing significant updates, there is a possibility that Paranormal Hunter could evolve into a more enjoyable experience. I would strongly advise potential buyers to hold off on purchasing the game until the developers release substantial updates that address the concerns raised by players. In conclusion, Paranormal Hunter falls short of expectations. Its clunky mechanics, unfulfilled multiplayer promises, and poor flashlight implementation make it a frustrating and underwhelming game. It is advisable to postpone any purchase until the developers push updates that address these critical flaws.

Not even going to start playing this, as discovered on launching, the game only has snap turn, so in this day and age, that is a no no, Pathetic.

No Crouch option for VR. Tried to play tutorial. No info what so ever on whats going on. Dropped flashlight and couldnt pick it up. Went into a mission and had the same issue. This is Really Early Access. Refund Requested.

This game does have some potential but as it stands right now, it's borderline unplayable. the sanity drops far too fast, there is next to no variety, the items cost way too much for single use items etc. but the most unforgivable sin in this game is... player collision. nobody has ever played a game and thought "you know what would make this more fun? the ability to run into a brick wall with a face"

Very challenging!

Le Pire jeu "Paranormal" auquel j'ai joué. Il n'y a aucune enquête, il faut juste trouver des Objets éparpillés aléatoirement sur la Map (et des clés pour ouvrir des portes) du coup tous les objets d'enquêtes ne servent à rien. Aucune difficulté, aucun fun, aucune frayeur. Je sais que c'est un early access mais dans cette état c'est plus une Alpha qu'autre chose.

Ich würde definitiv dieses Spiel weiterempfehlen da es sehr umfangreich und Lachkicks bis zum geht nicht mehr gibt. Chille seit dem post schon seit ungefähr 20min + im void und warte darauf bis mein kollege das letzte Verfluchte Objekt findet. Mit freundlichen grüßen Gummibush :D

Paranormal Hunter as it is now is only borderline playable. Gameplay is not scary and very easy, there are entities called 'Grudge Spirits' which as far as I have seen are the only type of enemy in the game. I have only completed the tutorial and explored a little bit through the 1st of 2 total maps. I have not tried any part of the Multiplayer aspect yet but I will update my review if I do. Here's a little 'Pros and Cons' list from my short amount of playtime in the VR and Non-VR modes. In VR (Meta Quest 2 with AirLink): The controls (while a little confusing) do actually make sense (unlike the Flatscreen ones), clicking the left/right hand analog sticks down activates/uses the item you are holding, use the left stick to move around, then you can look around with your head or by using the right hand analog stick, looking around like this however you are forced to only able to do a 45° snap turn (no current option to increase the amount of ° (Degrees) you turn and zero options for smooth turning). In 'Flatscreen Mode' (Non-VR): The default controls make little sense and are very awkward to press, though you can change them to other buttons on your keyboard. I may add more to this review in the future but for now, this is all I have to input. Do I recommend this game (as it is now?), honestly, No. That being said though I will NOT be refunding the game as I believe it has potential and can be improved greatly just given some time. 4/10 Overall

The scariest thing about this game was the game play. Very disappointed as I was eager to give this game a chance, but unfortunately, it fell through all expectations. Thankfully, it was a free game.

Ich hab es bis jetzt nur zu zweit gespielt in dem kleinem Haus. Es macht spaß aber leider ist es sehr eintönig. Ich hoffe es kommen bald Updates mit neuen Maps. Die Position der Schlüssel sollte sich auch immer ändern und nicht immer in den selben räumen stehen.