Hunter The Reckoning: HTR Retrospective

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It's pretty common for games from the early 2000's to fall through the cracks, as they aren't quite modern, but not quite retro. #HunterTheReckoning most definitely falls into that category. Based off the pen and paper #RPG of the same name, Hunter takes us into the world of darkness where supernatural monsters are held at bay by select people given the powers to fight them. Here in the Hunter the Reckoning Retrospective, I plan on doing my best to get some more eyes on this incredibly underrated series.

[@MikeBreezy94]

B, Up, left, down, right, B, B You’re welcome

[@marinn00]

What does this do ?

[@bubbastevegarcia2459]

@@marinn00 Google?

[@marinn00]

BubbaSteve Garcia takes the same amount of effort to type what it does than to type google duh

[@bubbastevegarcia2459]

@@marinn00 yeah but your dumbass would have gotten the proper answer immediately. *DUH* Instead you had to wait HOURS, only for me to tell you this. *ha*

[@humanstandssans2484]

@@bubbastevegarcia2459 Well, since I'm not an asshole, I'll just answer for you: It's a cheat code to unlock the best level of all weapons.

[@sethlong9118]

I miss Hunter the reckoning every single day, it's good to see that it hasn't been forgotten entirely.

[@seb24789]

Aren't there 2 or 3 new WoD games being made right now? Maybe we get a new Hunter if those sell well....

[@sethlong9118]

@@seb24789 Cross your fingers, I will too.

[@watchingufrmbhindu8979]

Xboxone backwards

[@MrSomebodyStrange]

@@seb24789 Same chance as getting a Mage: The Ascension game. VTM has always been a fan-favourite and has a steady consumer base. HTR is, well, WoD for beginners. It's a shame that White Wolf didn't give this IP so much attention since it could bring us an Uwe Boll trashy flick to compliment that shlocky Kindred: The Embraced TV series .

[@tvbuu]

I really really wish they would give us all 3 games on pc / steam

[@LedZeppelin644]

I literally just randomly thought about this game and I’m so glad there’s a 25 min video about it.

[@AvalancheReviews]

You have no idea how many similar comments I get about HTR. It's just one of those games that runs through people's minds randomly. Glad to feed that nostalgia hit with my videos. Ha!

[@mooviedude141]

17 years later and this game still looks really good. I would love a sequel or a remake.

[@rhgs9902]

Me too! One of my favorites I played growing up. If I ever became rich I would fund it lmao 🤣

[@Darkvalentine333]

Modern day HD remakes of Reckoning and Wayward would be amazing.

[@PrincipalSkinner3190]

This game with 4 players was an absolute blast as a kid.

[@ibeyoutubin2]

The giant teddy bear in the cathedral was brutal. Me and my friends were stuck on that boss for a while.

[@VintageNarwhal]

ibeyoutubin2 really?...

[@tvbuu]

Yeah bro it's crazy but you have to play all 3 games and you see that the girl who's parents died is one of the main protagonists in hunter the reckoning redeemer

[@EpicMinecraft7978]

Me and my Dad was too when I was little. Man, that Teddy Bear totally gave me PTSD lol. We did finally beat him and he was cheering me on while I was the last one and clutched it! Best feeling ever.

[@Cinderkin]

This is one of those "when judging a book by its cover goes wrong" always overlooked this game. Thanks for bringing this to my attention, going to look for a copy soon.

[@AvalancheReviews]

Now that's what I like to hear!

[@professr9343]

Played it heavy with my brother growin up and btw my name is Terrance as well lol

[@EpicMinecraft7978]

Me and My Dad played it when I was little. My god it was so fricking awesome even though Teddy Bears became my ultimate nightmare lol.

[@tunah.z4983]

I remember playing 4 player coop of this. We never got past the vampire boss. The amount of enemies at the rave was crazy.

[@carlosek]

Yeah fuck that guy.

[@robertgardynik9650]

The last boss? I remember being stuck on him for hours as a kid, then found out you're supposed to destroy the window barricade.

[@VintageNarwhal]

Tunah .Z never ever got past that fucker without cheats lol

[@zarlsalamandersspacemarine302]

Ya I never got past that vampire In that manor.

[@javajoe_gaming9923]

😂😂😂 I never forgot that boss I loved that game but couldn’t beat it .. I had to live with the regret of failure all these years

[@jonettheonly]

I saw my cousins and nephew play this as a child and it haunted me for years and I couldn't remember the name until I got help from Yahoo Answers. All I could remember, and this was the scene that scared me, was a girl in a church, her teddy bear turns into a demon monster and kills her and then you have to fight it. I played very child friendly games growing up so seeing such violence in a game just immediately turned me off from horror games at that point. Years later and I love horror, go figure. I also always thought it was a shooter game until now so thanks for that.

[@ergheiz1245]

Ah yes, the golden age of gaming, the good old days when you could play games with your friends on one console with one copy. 4 player couch coop, imagine the travesty that must be to the ears of game industrialist nowadays.

[@creepypastakain5100]

The days when you would walk into a video store and browse the cover art and read the description, because there were so many different games out there.

[@johnlawful2272]

You still can it's called Nintendo

[@ergheiz1245]

@@johnlawful2272 Not at all, A very couch multiplayer game, Civilisation 6, had the local coop removed. I was so disapointed.

[@raidthanfl]

I find myself playing remakes, remasteres, and retro games more than triple aaa titles now a days. Video games are in a bad place right now. With that being said, streets of rage 4 is what gaming needed.

[@professr9343]

Nostalgia

[@gazhavok568]

I played Martyr constantly. Dual pistols for the win

[@AvalancheReviews]

My wife plays here most of the time.

[@wh3nderson95]

I was a big Judge fanboy. What I love about the character when a person believing in creationism in a supernatural or cyberpunk setting. A warrior spirit that uses a piercing light to defeat monsters. I loved Judge and how he was not the kind of religious character that is over the top. He is a good character because he isn't a cynical rationalist that Avenger turned out to be. Normally a religious character are written to be corrupt and morally repulsive characters. But Judge is not called or criticised as naive for holding a holy foundation. I think something else is how Judge has the best default spell in the entire game. It can obliterate mobs and bosses while Avenger and Martyr have to self buff themselves for melee combat. Avenger and Martyr are risky because in melee fighting a mob and lack of stun animations means they can get torn apart for noobs. I think Martyr's spell should have an increased amount of hit stun because Avenger's flat damage buff is better, while Martyr could provide ultility. Judge had a general edge over the other Hunters for the early game. Once I got used to the combat system of Hunter. I grew to appreciate Avenger and Defender.

[@MrDrManPerson]

He also had a crossbow that was very effective against vampires. He is one of the strongest characters in the game. I mainly played the females myself.

[@michaeljefferies8932]

Arguably Defender was the most balanced character and she was a healer

[@gazhavok568]

I loved this game so much. Back when it was new on PS2 me and my roommates played the game through on every difficulty. 4 player couch coop was so good back in those days

[@EZThurrBigDawg]

alright man, kudos. i watched your entire RE retrospective series and because of it i'm replaying the entirety (including several titles i never played because i didn't have the consoles i needed. hurray to the "remaster/re-release generation of now). it was awesome. you did great work. but now... you're doing HUNTER? my favorite gauntlet-style that nobody except my two best friends in middle school had ever heard of? bruh. it took us three weekends in a row of sleepovers to finish this one up and we loved it. i was just sad that by the time i got my hands on redeemer we had all moved on and didn't play as much together.

[@AvalancheReviews]

I had a similar experience with my brother. Glad other people love this series as much as me! Also, happy to inspire people to check out some Re games. That's the best compliment I could get.

[@waverazor]

I memba trying to look up the miniskirt girl while doing a side dodge

[@AvalancheReviews]

Ha! You're not the only one

[@MrStrikecentral]

Her panties are blue.

[@Missquerade]

not me. respect and all that

[@FireLordIroh]

@@Missquerade I'm sure the cluster of polygons are grateful for your decency...

[@Missquerade]

@@FireLordIroh if they're worthy to beat off to they're worthy of that, lol

[@EZThurrBigDawg]

also, for the record, the gamecube version was pretty much identical to xbox, but with the omission of a taunt button. also, in four player, this game gets exponentially harder. it seems there is a damage downscale effect that occurs when you add in other players. we never managed to beat this game with a full squad despite several attempts, but i could clear it solo with 10+ lives just about any time i tried.

[@AvalancheReviews]

I noticed that too. Me and the wife play these games often, and we can never beat them, but I always beat it with a lot of lives to spare on single.

[@harleydoge310]

I vaguely remember a vampire boss that once took us about 6 hours to get past as a 4 man/boy.

[@nspcrazy1122]

Finally, someone acknowledges how underpowerred the PS2 is, espeacially when compared to the X-Box. This game is a masterpeice. Everyone I meet wants to play lt, even lf we only played lt once ten years ago. It has THAT much appeal. And the damned soundtrack is so amazing.

[@Pin3C0ne]

I was also a Judge main when I played this way back in the day with my bros. You made me buy this game again haha I love your retrospective videos man keep it up! This is a series that definitely doesn’t get enough love and is honestly weirdly absent from many other gaming KZbin channels lol I’m glad you are covering it!

[@enriquepadilla7256]

Man I grew up hesitantly playing this as the Judge, with my older brother as the Martyr. So much fun but I was constantly terrified. I vividly remember imagining the schoolyard boss's clunky walking animation was just him dancing to the game's music in an effort to calm my nerves, I'm not even joking. This is the first video of yours that I've seen, definitely going to stay tuned and check out the rest of your catalog. Thanks for the content!

[@goose3691]

I'm so happy you've covered this game. This video has brought so many happy memories

[@OtioseFanatic]

This series was a family favorite growing up, and I can happily say 4 player co op is a blast

[@hushedcasket4898]

I have always been more of a Hunter: The Vigil fan, but this game and a few good actual plays of Reckoning have given me more of an appreciation for it.

[@joshuahelmeke]

Jose Sanchez, yeah the Vigil works just a little better than the Reckoning.

[@JJRodriguez]

You know it's gonna be a good day when Jared posts a new video

[@khxml]

I loved Hunter The Reckoning on Xbox...The music was awesome for this game as well! It helped compensate for some of control jankyness in my option.

[@johnnyvibezzz6372]

One hell of a throwback I loved the teddy bear fight

[@steelwingstudios-brettalle3473]

I loved these so much. I was obsessed with squeezing every last thing from each character. So many hours.

[@DCul]

Every once in a while I'll remember Carpenter shouting, "YOU... YOU FUCKING SHEEP!" and it'll be at the most random times of my life. That twist though when he looses his shit is awesome though.

[@Norio324]

Listen here Mr. Avalanche, I just recently came across your channel while looking for some Dead Space crap to listen to and I’ll tell ya every single video has been top notch. Thank you for your work, these are all masterpieces.

[@goingalloutcuz]

I was addicted to this game when I younger thanks for bringing back the memories

[@prestonasher2291]

Thank you!!!! A friend and I spent a weekend beating this game and had a blast. I was just remembering the rpg aspects of the game. There were also secrets and alternative routes, I believe. Left a memory, Thank you for making this video.

[@AvalancheReviews]

That’s what I’m here for! Helping people remember the past, one game at a time.

[@b.d.1112]

Great pick brother.I played the PS2 one growing up and absolutely loved it. I'm looking forward to your video on that. Keep up the good work!

[@AvalancheReviews]

I started with loving the first game, but the ps2 sequel is where I spent most of my time. I'll have a review for that one up 2 weeks from now.

[@6thsavage]

Wow, this is high up on the “games I vaguely remember renting and enjoying as a kid” list👌🏾

[@AvalancheReviews]

Ha! That's the best list

[@6thsavage]

@@AvalancheReviews t'is my friend. Keep it up!

[@Matt-md5yt]

Xbox has this Backwards Compatible.

[@VintageNarwhal]

Matt literally the only reason I wanna buy an Xbox again

[@damiensawyers4133]

Not the sequels though :(

[@mcconartist3281]

Wow gunna buy it tonight

[@dlbutters7164]

This game might be just what i was looking for! Thanks, my dude!

[@averyspencer4483]

One of the most underrated games of its generation! I spent many many hours killing of rotters! Glad others remember it

[@AvalancheReviews]

Definitely

[@joshuahelmeke]

It really is a classic franchise. Mage was my favorite tabletop scene, but most of their second edition work was pretty exciting.

[@Buddhakingpen]

I've been quietly praying for a remake of these games for years. Or at least ports so i dont have to remember how to run my emulators lol

[@AvalancheReviews]

You and me both.

[@mattlandry]

Sick video! I love the 25 minute deep dive into a game I’ve never even heard of.

[@AvalancheReviews]

That's what ya boy does best

[@deadbeatradio7831]

You talking about how you and your brother saw this game back in the day on a block buster shelf brings me back. Same story with me and my brother. We used to play gauntlet dark legacy as well together. Good times.

[@thiagobecker6144]

After that review I just bought that lovely game for my Xbox :D today. I really love the way you review "Hunter The Reckoning" in very much every detail and aspect of it's making. that's the way I wish the common videogame journalists would treat our games with such respect.

[@12ealDealOfficial]

Awesome little game. Rented this one many weekends in high school to play through with a buddy. Thanks for sharing!

[@Issac_The_Last_N7]

It's these type of games that scratch that certain reflex itch & i love it!

[@MrGilbert9v]

I’m so happy you decided to do hunter the reckoning it was my absolute favorite game when I was a teenager I wish it had been continued or even remastered would be cool with me too

[@atflaco]

If you own an Xbox One X, it has been remastered in 4k/60fps through backwards compatibility.

[@holyflame2]

One of my favorite games on Xbox, wish they remaster this on PS4.

[@AvalancheReviews]

Maybe one day

[@MrStrikecentral]

Hunter was one of my favorite games in the old X-Box! My favorite character was the Martyr. I loved just mowing down enemies with her dual pistols. Also, one time, my friends wanted to turn on friendly fire and fight each other. I just asked them, "Are you sure?" and they laughed. I then activated Retribution and stood still and slaughtered them both. They didn't want to try that again. Also, in Wayward, the second game for the PS2, the Edges that give you passive buffs (like speed or melee damage) could stack as long as you could use it again before the effect wore off. By myself, again as the Martyr, I could stack Demand up to 3 times before the first one wore off! Since her outfit and hair are blue in that game, I called her Sonic the Hunter, and she could really move!

[@AgentForest]

Like most tabletop games, this game was made for co-op. You can solo it, but it's brutal. I mained the Martyr, and was basically the team's sheep-dog and the unofficial tank in boss fights. I would run circles around the zombie hordes with my weak but rapid fire pistols constantly staggering the ones on the outside of the group. Circling them, I'd end up shoving them into a ball. My brother always played the Avenger, and he would just charge through the cluster swinging his axe. In a boss fight, I'd activate Retribution and stand in its face slashing with knives. That Edge makes you invincible for a short time, while reflecting damage you would have taken back at the enemies. The Defender was the strongest at a range, and the only healer. A friend of mine liked to play her during co-op. She made playthroughs so much easier. The Judge was second worst at everything, but had the ability to one-shot vampires, gargoyles, and large crowds of trash enemies. He was the only "blasty" spell caster. Super useful to have. Outside of boss fights, he put in a lot of work. During a boss fight, he was just sorta there, lol. He'd blow through his mana and then just have his crossbow to rely on, so I usually let whoever was playing him grab some of the nicer ammunition weapons. Whenever we came across stat upgrade runes, we'd double down on what our strengths were. Ranged damage for the Accuracy for the Defender, Strength for the Avenger, Conviction for the Judge, and Speed for the Martyr. So we could continue to do our jobs well. I beat it solo before as the Martyr, and it was so satisfying grabbing all the upgrades and actually having good damage added to her amazing fire rate, lol. One tip I think a lot of people don't realize to help with the melee combat: If you push the aiming control stick the same direction you're running and do a melee attack, you'll do a running attack. You won't stop moving, helping you avoid enemy attacks that could stagger you, and you do a quick one-two swipe. With the Avenger, you turn into a lawn mower as you charge through a room. This is a game where staying in motion definitely helps, like bullet hell games, so slashing as you keep running makes melee combat much more viable.

[@danielbloomquist9810]

I played this plucky little H&S in its day, and years later when I had become a tabletopper, played World of Darkness a bit, yet never deduced their connection. Great retrospective, as usual, Ser.

[@singletona082]

As a fan of the setting? I absolutely get where you're coming from. You are judging this on its own merits as opposed t ocomparing it to the everything released for the tabletop community. Your review is appreciated and enjoyed.

[@zepp1832]

I can’t believe I just thought about this game randomly after not having even seen it for over 20 years. Imma get some popcorn and watch a full play through of this 🤘

[@melodywhispersong9541]

I'm glad this series is getting the love it deserves

[@greysky1252]

Defender was so well rounded, I thought she was the best for solo play.

[@AvalancheReviews]

My wife always plays her. I used her in my most recent Wayward playthrough. She's fucking awesome.

[@juliomatte797]

That's what I like to see, some much needed love for this game. I only played this and redeemer, looking forward for your video on wayward

[@AvalancheReviews]

Hell yes! It will be line in less than 2 weeks.

[@StephenWilds]

Great review. I play a ton of the White Wolf pen and paper games and Hunter is one of my favorites by far. I want to review these later down the line at some point also and it was great hearing you express some of the things I've always thought about it. I'm fond of the jank it has.

[@AvalancheReviews]

Yeah the jank definitely helps define it

[@chrisr529]

I always passed this up at my local game store . I'm definitely gonna pick it up next time . Thanks for the insightful video .

[@AvalancheReviews]

I love hearing that!

[@Jyoelmejor]

Ahhh yes, this was one of my favorites. I remember it was one of my favorites and I would even argue that it is still more fun to play than most of the current games of this genre.

[@TheDaliPopka]

Glad to see that of everyone on KZbin I know to cover Hunter as well, it would be you! Great job!

[@AvalancheReviews]

Couldn't have done it, if you hadn't convinced me to get an Xbox m8!

[@Ephesians-6-12.]

used to couch co-op this with three of my friends. There wasn't a callous free finger in the room. Good times.

[@jedimaster12100]

Wow great retrospective. This convinced me to buy both games. Just found them both for $17. Gonna pick them up tomorrow.

[@TheWingman43]

This game was one of my favorite couch co-op games of all time. I don't remember much jank, but I also put up with a lot more in those days. I do feel like it's worth a play nowadays with some friends and maybe even a revisit at some point. Thanks for the video, its good to know this game didn't completely fall through the cracks.

[@TheWingman43]

P.S. that escort mission sucked so much!

[@jackcrater9725]

I remember playing this with my brother and cousins in 4 player co-op. We never beat the game or got that far. We got to the point when we had to fight vampires and couldn't get past them because they were so tough to fight. We all eventually just kinda stopped playing because we couldn't beat the vampires and just kept dying. One day i continued playing by myself. Then I realized how OP the priest was against vampires because his crossbow could 1 shot them and instantly kill them. Wish I would have known that ahead of time lol.

[@sharuko24]

I remember being so infatuated when me n my friends dwell into this blindly on xbox, it was so much fun :D

[@josephmayfield945]

One of my fav games of all time! So many stoned nights with a couple buddies slaying hordes. I’m pretty sure there was a roll in the game, which helps with the hoards.

[@boich]

My friends and I use to play this game when we were kids. The difficulty was ridiculous, we could never beat it. I played Redeemer to death too! Hope one day this game comes back. It was a blast!

[@truefaiz9665]

Been thinking of playing this series again, or maybe digging out my books and run a game.

[@yutaka831]

fucking loved this game the best gamecube coop game i've ever played , killing zombies , fighting bullet sponge bosses, dying constantly , running around trying to know what to do, damn i wish i had someone to play this game with

[@salokin3087]

Another day, another avalanche retrospective

[@backupher0]

I know this is 4 years old but damnt do I miss HTR. I had an absolute blast playing this hidden gem on GameCube. 32 years old now and mannn would it be so freaking cool if they just out of no where announce HTR remaster 🥹🥹.

[@NeroWesten]

I had no idea it was a pen and paper game first. And I’ve always played D&D. When it came out on Xbox I played it and loved its multiplayer with my brother.

[@igodreamer7096]

I remember play this in PS2, fun times! =)

[@princessnahema]

i absolutely loved this game. so many memories

[@ChandlerBing96]

Funny enough this game has been ingrained in my brain ever since I saw my uncle play this game on his original Xbox. The possessed teddy bear was the moment in question and for the life of me for the longest time I had no idea what the name of the game was until today.

[@mrdockane1771]

This was by far one of my fav games on Xbox. To this day I’m still looking for a current age game to give me this feel and fun

[@Bl4ckD0g]

Some kind of bullpup rifle? That's a FAMAS, dude. Everyone's favorite gun they've never shot. MGS is certainly to blame.

[@tequilawhiskey]

Nah, despite how critical mgs1 is, i think far far more people were exposed to it via COD.

[@Bl4ckD0g]

@@tequilawhiskey you're probably right, but as someone who has only played like 2 COD games, and never finished either because they're fucking boring. MGS will still be my go to reference for a FAMAS.

[@Lytane]

I have never heard of this game before but man this looks pretty good! This review has made me want to check out the game and the universe in general. Oh man if I could find a gamecube copy and get three buddies over, relive those good ol' gauntlet days hahaha great review!!

[@lukedenton5886]

Thank you! I have had vague memories of this game series with no idea what it actually was for YEARS 😂

[@AvalancheReviews]

My pleasure!

[@ZetZatar]

Great series! I always looked at High Voltage’s ‘Haunted Mansion’ game as Judge’s “early years”. 😅

[@JPDD2]

Wow! Good next choice of series. I used to love this game!

[@TomTom-tz7zf]

amazing game. had the chance to replay it within the last couple years and it holds up in every way. props to the team that made it and the voice actors. some of it wasnt the best but at least the characters felt real also carpenter is cool af

[@carlosek]

This game was my child. My little brother, my cousin, and I have all nighter playing this game and playing gauntlet dark legacy

[@joshuawilliams9050]

I used to play this in my youth cool to see someone actually review/break it down!!

[@AvalancheReviews]

I was surprised to see a pretty sparse amount of videos on the Hunter games. I had to throw my hat in the ring.

[@DumpOnion]

I love that the first spider boss basically just vibes

[@MouthyDroid]

Took me a long ass time finding the title to this. Carpenter was my 1st Gamertag. Kept finding bandaged characters on more popular games. That voice was epic. I wanted my brother to actually play with me then but he wouldn't time his attacks, do them at the right angles and make sure the enemy was bundled into a group just right for maximum effect. Id get so pissed at him 😆 had one of the last feelings of 90s era darkness. Tales from the crypt, Spawn, Blade, Mortal Kombat, Alien, Maxx, wishmaster, scarey movies in general and then underworld, queen of the damed movie and this in my teens.

[@h2ojr1]

came for the silent hill reviews, subbed when i found this gem of a review. thank you.

[@nelsonhernandez4722]

I have fond memories of playing this with my sisters, and it was a blast. I think we rented also, for the Xbox.

[@danielschmaderer]

I remember this game as a kid and loved it for what it was.

[@greynotgray6808]

Replaying this right now! first time with my little brother, usually played with my older one. Yes, it's very fun and can be frustrating.. lol. I wish we could try 3 or 4 players again. Ughhhh so much fun! And it can be harder at some points because everyone can only heal once if you have 4 players at a heal spot- and everyone is running different directions and you can only be so far away from your party 😂 Loved this video ❤️ Everything was Spot. On.

[@TheKount_]

One of my favorite games from my childhood. My brother, my best friend, and myself would spend hours playing this in my original Xbox. I would kill for a proper reboot/ remake.

[@FirearmEnthusiast]

Reckoning was one of the my all-time favorite GameCube and OG XBOX games.

[@cherrycordiaI]

My brother, sister and I used to play this game co-op ALL THE TIME back on Xbox. I've always been a White Wolf fan (mostly VTM) but this game was THE SHIT. I miss this game so much.

[@ffboi7]

It's like you read my mind! I've been thinking about Hunter The Reckoning recently and wishing for a new entry.

[@AvalancheReviews]

Fuck! You and me both!

[@Chrinik]

Carpenters german voice is amazing in a completely different way, he has a very deep voice. I played these with my Brother and I loved them. They were janky, and hard, but fun.

[@GezzarTV]

Me and my brother used to co op this all day, I was starting to think I dreamt about this game and it never really existed

[@mt8261]

I'd forgot about this game!!! I loved it so much

[@Xykaru]

Hunter the Reckoning and Blood Rayne, my two favorite games ever.

[@DubstepGuru420]

I remember playing this game as a kid. And I could not for that life of me get it. I returned it. Maybe I’ll Give it a Try now

[@kudo7821]

A CLASSIC. One of the first games I go to experience couch co-op with growing up. Also kinda responsible for my interest in occultic stuff, thanks for the retrospective!

[@AvalancheReviews]

Hell, I was just looking for a reason to replay these games. Very happy to provide a bit of entertainment as well.

[@honestgemini3256]

Just bought an Og Xbox and picked this up I remember the teddy bear boss from my childhood and deep dived into my memories to remember the name

[@professr9343]

This and brute force is among my top favorites for the original Xbox. If you didn’t play this in the early 2000s you missed out

[@rikhenry9701]

I still have my gamecube and I still "hunt" this game when I go to vintage gaming stores.

[@Nebulisreconx]

Damn I loved these games. Simple but fun 4 player co-op. Redeemer was my favorite but I remember playing three of these games.

[@erick308058]

When I was 11 this, game used to scare me and have this eerie spooky vibe. I could never describe what I was feeling but it felt lonely and you're surrounded in despair. I still kept wanting to play it. I had the demo version but never got the full version 😂