Set in the backwaters of the bayou in 1896 and packed with authentically clunky weaponry, Hunt Showdown is the last place I’d expect to see a real-life pop star appear. In the new Hunt Showdown Post Malone’s Murder Circus event, the one and only Post Malone enters the bayou. Sure, there are massive spiders, pigmen, zombies, and more - which I don’t think you’ll find if you traveled to Louisiana (now or back in the nineteenth century) - but this might just be one step too far for a game known for its haunting atmosphere and authenticity. Continue reading Hunt Showdown 1896’s “biggest event yet” is sure to divide fans MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best FPS games, Best survival games, Best multiplayer games

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