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THE HUNTED is a brutal wilderness survival simulation set in the Alaskan backcountry. Build fires, craft essential gear, manage hunger, thirst, fatigue, and exposure, and survive an unforgiving wilderness where every decision has consequences.
Released
September 1, 2026
Price
$14.99$12.74 -15%
Platforms
Windows
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AdventureEarly AccessIndieSimulation2DAction-AdventureAtmosphericChoices MatterCraftingExplorationHuntingInteractive FictionInventory ManagementMystery
About
SURVIVE THE WILDERNESS
- Manage hunger, thirst, fatigue, body temperature, exposure, injuries, and morale.
- Build fires, construct shelter, and make difficult decisions to survive another day.
- Every hour without preparation makes survival more difficult.
A LIVING ENVIRONMENT
- Dynamic weather and changing temperatures.
- Day and night cycles.
- Rivers, mountains, forests, caves, and abandoned structures.
- Environmental hazards that change how you travel and survive.
PLAN EVERY JOURNEY
- Explore a handcrafted wilderness map inspired by Alaska's Wrangell Range.
- Every destination consumes time, energy, food, and daylight.
- Safe routes are rarely the fastest routes.
CRAFT TO SURVIVE
- Gather resources throughout the wilderness.
- Build essential survival equipment.
- Upgrade your camp and improve your chances of making it through the night.
SURVIVAL IS A SERIES OF CHOICES
- Push deeper into the wilderness for valuable supplies.
- Stay put and conserve resources.
- Adapt as conditions change around you.
- Every decision has lasting consequences.
EXPLORE ALASKA
Wrangell Range & Kenai Rain Coast included in Early Access.
Two additional regions planned for the full release:
- Brooks Range
- Kuskokwim Flats
Each region introduces new weather, terrain, wildlife, and survival challenges.
EARLY ACCESS
- Two complete, fully playable survival regions available at launch.
- Regular content updates throughout Early Access.
- Community feedback will help shape balancing, quality-of-life improvements, and future regions.