To take or not to take?
This is probably the only question that worries most people when they go to reviews. Instead, people begin to describe to them their subjective experience of the game, positive or negative, but there is no sense from this and the question of whether it is worth spending money remains open. I will be brief:

You should not take the game if:
Your computer is configured below core I5 7400/8GB RAM/1050TI (4GB). Optimization is frankly weak. Where other games on these configurations will confidently go 60 fps on high/max (AC Origins/Far Cry 5 and other 16-18 triplay titles), here you can enjoy jumps from 40 to 60 fps on low, BUT... the difference between low graphics and high minimum. Those. you don't lose anything from graphics settings.

You don't like thoughtful shooters. There is a lot to think about here. And have good stealth skills, as well as a very good memory. On top of that, you must be an excellent "hearer" and use noise to determine approximate scenarios of events that occur outside your field of vision.

You are not ready to lose something. Did the Lineage II item drop system make you hysterical 15 years ago? Then Hunt is clearly not your choice.

You don't like hardcore. If you have a desire to hit targets in the evening with beer, then this game is not for you. You must be ready for anything. Zusul ambushes at the exit? OK. Lurking campers on the boss? Great. Constant tension instead of rest is not for you.

Worth taking for anyone who:
loves the style of westerns, which is multiplied here by dark fantasy. Zombies, hellhounds, huge ugly butchers, heaps of human and animal corpses. Hanged in their own factory in the smokehouse, the father and son are the owners of this place. The gloomy viscous atmosphere of death blows from everywhere.

Loves atmospheric games. Atmosphere, as I always believed, is created by sounds, and they are at their best here. Somewhere dogs are barking, chickens are quacking restlessly, a wounded horse is screaming madly. Somewhere nearby, someone crunches glass underfoot. The crows took off again 150 meters away from you. Every sound here strains and makes you alert.
Has a friend/girlfriend who knows how to play and doesn't get toxic on you for every miss.

Those who like to think and calculate their actions in a few steps, while not bothering with overly complex mechanics.

As a result.

About this game it is impossible to unequivocally say - "yes, take it, dude!" The game is not for everyone and not everyone will go, besides. But it is worth playing it to understand whether it is "yours" or not. Not a single stream or review will give you the necessary emotions. Take it, play it. You can return the funds without playing for 2 hours, and it may not make sense to play them. The game reveals itself from the first minutes and remains unchanged both at the 10th minute and at the 5th hour.

To take or not to take? This is probably the only question that worries most people when they go to reviews. Instead, people begin to describe to them their subjective experience of the game, positive or negative, but there is no sense from this and the question of whether it is worth spending money remains open. I will be brief: You should not take the game if: Your computer is configured below core I5 7400/8GB RAM/1050TI (4GB). Optimization is frankly weak. Where other games on these configurations will confidently go 60 fps on high/max (AC Origins/Far Cry 5 and other 16-18 triplay titles), here you can enjoy jumps from 40 to 60 fps on low, BUT... the difference between low graphics and high minimum. Those. you don't lose anything from graphics settings. You don't like thoughtful shooters. There is a lot to think about here. And have good stealth skills, as well as a very good memory. On top of that, you must be an excellent "hearer" and use noise to determine approximate scenarios of events that occur outside your field of vision. You are not ready to lose something. Did the Lineage II item drop system make you hysterical 15 years ago? Then Hunt is clearly not your choice. You don't like hardcore. If you have a desire to hit targets in the evening with beer, then this game is not for you. You must be ready for anything. Zusul ambushes at the exit? OK. Lurking campers on the boss? Great. Constant tension instead of rest is not for you. Worth taking for anyone who: loves the style of westerns, which is multiplied here by dark fantasy. Zombies, hellhounds, huge ugly butchers, heaps of human and animal corpses. Hanged in their own factory in the smokehouse, the father and son are the owners of this place. The gloomy viscous atmosphere of death blows from everywhere. Loves atmospheric games. Atmosphere, as I always believed, is created by sounds, and they are at their best here. Somewhere dogs are barking, chickens are quacking restlessly, a wounded horse is screaming madly. Somewhere nearby, someone crunches glass underfoot. The crows took off again 150 meters away from you. Every sound here strains and makes you alert. Has a friend/girlfriend who knows how to play and doesn't get toxic on you for every miss. Those who like to think and calculate their actions in a few steps, while not bothering with overly complex mechanics. As a result. About this game it is impossible to unequivocally say - "yes, take it, dude!" The game is not for everyone and not everyone will go, besides. But it is worth playing it to understand whether it is "yours" or not. Not a single stream or review will give you the necessary emotions. Take it, play it. You can return the funds without playing for 2 hours, and it may not make sense to play them. The game reveals itself from the first minutes and remains unchanged both at the 10th minute and at the 5th hour.