Five Games No One Wants To See at Bethesda’s E3 2015 Conference

Hunted 2

Developed by InXile, Hunted: The Demon’s Forge felt like a throwaway effort by its devs—a quick cash in to keep the studio afloat. Fortunately, the studio did remain afloat and they would later go on to make the great Wasteland 2. Unfortunately, that does not make the reality of Hunted go away. 

The game was a co-op experience that allowed two players to make their way through an epic fantasy storyline, slaying monsters together along the way. Despite being an enjoyable co-op experience at its core, the game did too little to stand out and made too many mistakes—levels were too long, the gaps between checkpoints were a major pain in the ass, and the main quest felt like a cliched pulp fantasy D&D slog from beginning to end. Hunted? more like Punted, out my living room window.