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Choose your contract and buy equipment before entering the estate. Search for weapons on the grounds, decide who is looking for loot and keep enough attention on the job that actually pays.
Hunting Contract is a first-person co-op horror game for 1–4 players. Team up with friends, hunt monsters at Blackwood Estate, haul their bodies out in coffins and earn enough to face the next night.
This is monster hunting with a delivery problem. Your crew must find a target, bring it down and get its body back to the truck. Winning the fight does not finish the contract: you still have to carry your payday out of Blackwood Estate.
Choose your contract and buy equipment before entering the estate. Search for weapons on the grounds, decide who is looking for loot and keep enough attention on the job that actually pays.
Track werewolves and choose your shots carefully. Searching, fighting and keeping the team together all demand attention. The creature you came to collect can turn the hunt around.
Place the defeated monster in a coffin and bring it to the truck for payment. Transport becomes part of the challenge: your valuable cargo still has to cross a dangerous estate.
Valuables inside the mansion can increase the payout, but carrying them out intact takes time and attention. Wendigos threaten the search, while cellar gnomes steal loot and give the crew another problem to solve. Decide together whether extra profit is worth another trip.
Play solo or join up with three friends online. Share the search, watch for threats and help haul the coffin. Proximity voice chat handles nearby coordination; radios keep the conversation going at a distance. A simple delivery can become the story your group keeps bringing up after the session.
Someone has to find the target. Track the werewolves and keep the crew informed. Confidence helps. So does remembering where everyone else is.
Customize your character and bring your own look to the hunting crew. Your hunter is part of the group’s identity, whether you are carefully planning the contract or finding out how quickly that plan can fall apart.
The fun comes from doing the job together: arguing over another loot run, keeping someone on lookout, calling to friends on the radio and trying to get the coffin back in one piece. Hunting Contract combines a creepy setting with the unpredictable moments friends create under pressure.
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Hunting Contract is a first-person horror game for PC, developed and published by Bugknot Studios. One to four players take contracts at Blackwood Estate, hunt monsters, deliver their bodies in coffins and collect loot to cover the crew’s costs.
Yes. Online co-op supports a crew of up to four players. You can divide the searching, fighting, carrying and lookout work, and communicate using proximity voice chat and radios.
Yes. You can take on the full contract alone. The same hunt-and-deliver objective applies, but the searching, combat and hauling are your responsibility.
Yes. Character customization lets you bring your own look to the crew before heading into the hunt with friends.
The contract still needs a delivery. Place the defeated creature in a coffin and transport it back to the truck to get paid.
Contract payments and recovered valuables feed a shared crew account. The crew covers costs and restocks for the next job. Unpaid debt carries over, and repeated failure can end the campaign.
Visit the Hunting Contract Steam page to access the demo and add the upcoming PC game to your wishlist. Follow the Steam listing for release announcements.
Contract rewards and recovered valuables go into a shared crew account. Cover the night’s costs, restock and take the next job. Unpaid debt follows the campaign, and repeated failure can bring the run to an end. Your crew decides how much risk the next payday is worth.