Chinese version of the first hunter's yarn
1.0
First Hunting Gengsha is a horror survival game in which the player plays an amnesiac teenager who survives in a mysterious town and meets four mysterious girls. At the same time, players need to find out their identity and truth by facing various terrifying monsters and stories. Through vivid graphics and realistic settings, the game immerses players in a terrifying atmosphere and thrilling challenges.
1. The scenes in the game are full of horror, and players need to find the correct solution through constant experience;
2. The four mysterious girls have their own backgrounds and secrets. New clues can be obtained through contact with them;
3. The scenes and character movements are very realistic, making players feel that they are immersed in the game, which enhances the horror atmosphere of the game.
1. Various horror stories are impressive, containing psychological analysis of multiple characters and profound implications;
2. The plot development in the game is very clear, players will not lose their way, and it also provides players with a complete horror story experience;
3. Players are required to investigate and search, escape from various monsters, and unlock the dark story background. It is extremely challenging and exciting.
1. Experience the horror and try to find a way to survive. At the same time, you also need to uncover the stories and mysteries behind the characters;
2. Players need to find various clues in the game to make their truth gradually clear;
3. Players will also face various monsters and need to use their own wisdom and ability to subdue them.
1. A very attractive horror game with realistic game scenes and strong horror atmosphere. It is very suitable for players who like horror survival games;
2. The plot of the game is full of twists and turns and suspense, bringing players a very good horror experience;
3. The characters and relationships in the game are well handled, and the overall game presents a relatively strong emotional atmosphere.
