When I first launched Carnival Hunt, I expected to spend my evening running from the Magician, setting clever traps, and enjoying one of the freshest multiplayer horror releases of 2026. Instead, I spent the first ten minutes looking at… absolutely nothing. A black screen. No menu. No intro. Sometimes I could even hear the background…
When I first launched Carnival Hunt, I expected to spend the evening hiding from terrifying mechanical creatures and coordinating with teammates. Instead, I spent the first hour staring at a black screen, watching Unreal Engine throw a fatal error, and wondering why Steam insisted the game was “Running” while absolutely nothing happened. If you’re here,…
Carnival Hunt is one of those rare multiplayer horror games that immediately feels different after your very first match. Beer Night Studio didn’t simply copy the formula that fans already know. Instead, the developers created a brutal game of cat and mouse where both sides are constantly fighting against time itself. The Bunnies aren’t ordinary…
When I first loaded into Carnival Hunt, I expected another asymmetric horror game where survivors repair objectives, avoid a monster, and eventually escape. After dozens of matches, it became obvious that Beer Night Studio wasn’t trying to imitate the classics. Instead, they created a survival experience where every decision matters, every sound can expose you,…
When I first loaded into Carnival Hunt, I expected another asymmetric horror game where survivors simply run in circles while one overpowered monster chases them around the map. After several hours of playing during Steam Early Access, I realized I couldn’t have been more wrong. Beer Night Studio has created something that feels familiar at…
When I first watched Carnival Hunt in action, it immediately felt different from the flood of multiplayer horror games we’ve seen over the past few years. Most titles try to outdo each other with bigger monsters or bloodier kills. Beer Night Studio decided to take another route entirely. Instead of simply asking players to run…
