Hunt In Town Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID1313730
• PriceFree to play
• Release dateTo be announced
• DeveloperSpyco01
• PublisherParos Games
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Casual, Indie, Massively Multiplayer, Strategy, Free To Play

Company pages: Developer: Spyco01Publisher: Paros Games

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Hunt In Town Steam news

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Latest Steam announcements

• Steam Playtest - Opening Date - 12 January 2026

  Hunt in Town will finally be playable on February 1st, 2026. Don’t forget to request access to the playtest on the Steam page!Discord Server Available!The Discord server for Hunt in Town is now available to join. You can use it to ask questions, post suggestions, and report bugs once you get access to the playtest.Click here and join now!What Will Be Available in the Steam Playtest?There will be 18 roles available at the start of the playtest. Here is the list:InnocentsObjective: Eliminate all the Werewolves and other threats. Villager – No special powers. Witch – Two special potions: one potion of life to save the Werewolves’ victim, and one potion of poison to eliminate a player. Seer – Each night, you can see the true identity of one player. Hunter – When you die, you can take another player to the grave using your last bullet. Guard – Each night, you can protect a player from Werewo…

• Message from the developer - 18 July 2024

  Good day everyone It's been four years since I gave any news about Hunt In Town. I'm sure you have questions about what happened to the game, so I will try to explain most of it and what's coming for the game. Why hasn't the game been released? Hunt In Town was the first game project I planned to finish and fully release on Steam. Back in 2020, I rushed myself to make the game because another Werewolf game that uses the same 3D assets became popular very quickly, which really scared me. I wasn't experienced, and it led to a project with unorganized code. I couldn't test much of what I was working on by myself, so I had to plan test times with a few friends, whom I still thank a lot for their help. However, with this limited testing and the fact that I was working on almost all different roles for the game at the same time, it became a nightmare to manage, leading to more bugs every time…