Since the all-platform official launch, the development team has been working hard to create a fair competitive environment for everyone. Both Nier: Automata’s Keiichi Okabe and Tekken’s Ryuichi Takada contribute to the Cyberpunk-inspired score, keeping the mood perfectly in line with Cyber Hunter’s laser weaponry and frantic parkour gameplay.ToWanderers,Hopethisfindsyouwell!Happysecondanniversary!Ġ1-20 Determination to Create a Fair Competitive Environment The music for Cyber Hunter aims to immerse you further within the intense Battle Royale action the game seeks to offer, having been composed by two Japanese legends. Don’t like vehicles? Cyber Hunter’s extreme parkour traversal makes it easy to get around without them. These, combined with all of the futuristic vehicles littered in the land act as the perfect foundation in which you can decimate your foes and be the last person standing. Every weapon is upgradable too to make them even more powerful or unlock new special skills. Being a sci-fi battle royale, each weapon naturally features a unique twist such as shotguns that can heal friendly targets, or grenades that can freeze water. When you’re ready to drop down and go, Cyber Hunter tasks you to master five different types of weapon in SMG, Rifle, Sniper Rifle, Shotgun and Throwables. Everything from hairstyle, eye colour, face size to the makeup of lips and eyebrows can all be changed, and that’s on top of various fashion outfits, personalized moves, and vehicle paints! And, in this regard, Cyber Hunter easily has you covered, offering one of the most extensive character creators seen in a Battle Royale. It all begins with you creating your own unique Wanderer. Cyber Hunter is out now for iOS and Android. Transporting you and other Wanderers down to a 6 x 6 km map, the game pulls heavily from celebrated Cyberpunk fiction to offer a Battle Royale game that is drenched in neon, fun to survive in, alongside endless climbable vertical surfaces.
If you’re someone looking for the next big thing in Battle Royale games, Netease’s Cyber Hunter might just be the genre shakeup you’re looking for.
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