#HUNTDOWN GAME WINDOWS#
Personally, the pattern memorization and small windows of opportunity made for an experience that was immensely satisfying when done right. As a result, not everyone is going to enjoy Huntdown’s major selling point, especially when the normal difficulty still feels quite hard.
Without question one poor choice or an attempt to get a little extra damage in can derail the whole thing, and most of the bosses can take a while to beat. Usually, a boss battle will require some element of timing, dodging, and patience, as players learn the attack patterns of their opponent. Where Huntdown really shines, though, is in its boss battles. It can become overwhelming and the game is no pushover even on the normal difficulty, but carefully choosing when to fight and when to be more cautious makes for satisfying encounters. And eventually things get very frantic, as players try to dodge advancing attacker and bullet fire whiling simultaneously the herd of enemies in front of them. The characters, the voice acting, the little secrets. Not only is the story cool, but the developers really took the time to bring it to life with the extra details. I clicked on it and started scrolling, found the game, and was immediately in love. The game carefully peppers new enemies throughout each of the 5 levels so that nothing ever feels too repetitive. I found this game one day in the App Store, In a section titled Brand New Games We Love. So much of what makes Huntdown exciting is that players don’t know what to expect next.
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