Hunter: The Reckoning — The Beast of Glenkildove
Release date: Jan 16, 2025
Developers: Choice of Games
Publishers: Choice of Games
Genres: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Full moon. Cold night. Dark shadow. Warm gun. The Beast of Glenkildove has stalked Ireland for centuries. Now, you must hunt it. Hunter: The Reckoning — The Beast of Glenkildove is an interactive novel by William Brown, set in the World of Darkness. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination. Eight years ago, when you were eighteen, the Beast of Glenkildove killed one of your closest friends. You've never returned to Ireland since that day. It's difficult to remember what happened. As you'll soon learn, the human mind blots out the traumatic memories of facing a werewolf. Now, you must stalk that werewolf across the shadowed glens and fogbound mountains of Ireland, hunting a shapeshifting killing machine with your friends, your wits, and a shotgun. But you and your friends are not alone. You have entered a world of Hunters, humans who dare to challenge the dominion of the monsters who rule over them. Can you trust the fanatics of the Society of Leopold, the scholars and savants of the Arcanum, the ruthless Duffy crime family, or the enigmatic biotech company Fada? Can you even trust your oldest friends? Redemption for some. Retribution for others. A reckoning for all. Play as male, female, or nonbinary; befriend or romance humans and supernaturals of any gender Kill, study, capture, document or negotiate with the creatures you hunt Craft your own traps, gear, and weapons to take the Hunt to the enemy Find camaraderie and romance with the only people in the world that you can trust to fight alongside you Adopt and train your own wolfhound to assist you in the Hunt Build and maintain your own safehouse at the Wolf’s Head Inn in the Wicklow Mountains Become the thing that even nightmares fear.