A warning to all Kindred, Our friends at Teyon have announced a new game set in the World of Darkness. Get ready to see things from the other side in Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish.
Deathwish, put you in the shoes of a Hunter, investigating and rooting out the supernatural in New York City. The team want to expand on the sense of exploration and problem-solving that came up in RoboCop: Rogue City. One where you are progressing through a story, but also actively shaping it. That when you push, the world pushes back, evolving in how it reacts to you. That idea is core to Hunter: The Reckoning – Deathwish. While you are already acquainted with the world of darkness, Hunter lets the team draw from different books, a rich foundation to build on, blending the depth of TTRPG mechanics and character creation with a modern gameplay experience. The focus is on roleplaying, meaningful choices, and systems that reflect who your character is and how they survive.
As a Hunter, you awaken to a dark truth: the things that go bump in the night are real and they’re out there. The setting offers a vast range of supernatural threats, this is a David versus Goliath story. You’re at the bottom of the food chain, taking desperate shots at forces far more powerful than you.
That’s why you don’t stand alone.
Hunters operate in cells. small, tight-knit groups built to get shit done. In Deathwish, your cell is your lifeline. These are your comrades, willing to risk everything to fight back against the supernatural. They’re your friends, the people you confide in and build relationships with. But they’re also foils, with their own perspectives, priorities, and hills they're willing to die on. They may challenge your decisions or force you to question them if you're making the right choices.
Working with your cell is essential. Together, you can amplify each other’s strengths and cover for each other’s weaknesses.
Awakened by your Drive and struggling to piece together fragmented memories, your journey as a Hunter begins in Summer 2027.
If this sounds like your kind of story, check out the store page on Steam!