Played from a third person perspective, Hunter immerses players in the nightmarish setting of Ashcroft, a town plagued by creatures of the night. Throughout the game's many gothic environments, players will face over 30 creature variants from bloodthirsty vampires to unstoppable legions of the walking dead. Hunter has already garnered stellar reviews and has been called a spiritual successor to games like Smash TV and the Gauntlet series, with the ability for up to four players to play cooperatively on the same screen.

Hunter: The Reckoning - November 25, 2002
The four-player gore fest stumbles onto GameCube...slightly "wrecked."

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Top 10 Tuesday: Games with Zombies - August 22, 2006
Nothing can stop the undead... except the pause button.

Movies: Uwe Boll Interview: Part Two - November 2, 2004
The director talks about Alone in the Dark and his next game-to-film adaptations.

Movies: Games-to-Film Frenzy II - October 13, 2004
Which games are headed to the big screen?

Movies: Hunter Update - February 11, 2005
Developer Reckoning with game adaptation.

Movies: Hunter Scribe Hired - October 22, 2004
Games-to-film update on Hunter: The Reckoning.

Movies: Dead Director Does More Games - January 22, 2004
Uwe Boll tackles Hunter: The Reckoning and Fear Effect.

Hunter: The Reckoning - November 19, 2002
New GCN images are just a click away.

Hunter Goes Gold - October 25, 2002
Full story.

Hunter: The Reckoning - September 26, 2002
First GameCube videos show off the hack-and-slash port.

Interplay Reckons So - August 26, 2002
A short Q&A; about Hunter: The Reckoning on GameCube.

First Screens: Hunter: The Reckoning - August 23, 2002
Get a first look at the GameCube version!

Hunting Cube - August 20, 2002
Interplay's third-person action-shooter coming.

Games: Hunt or Be Hunted on the Nintendo GameCube - August 20, 2002
Hunter is coming to the GCN.