Hunted: The Demon's Forge is one of my more anticipated titles of 2011. I was impressed with what I played at PAX, and the notion of a co-op cocktail blending hack n' slash combat with cover-based shooting is particularly tantalizing to this fan of both.
This new trailer, which represents the first we've seen of Hunted for quite a while, is suitably exciting and worth a watch. I've been concerned with the low-key marketing this one is getting, so hopefully we'll see more soon. Or at the very least, Bethesda can get me my interview questions returned.
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I really wasn't impressed by this at all when I played it at Gamescom. Magic was boring, the controls were kinda clunky and the combat wasn't really exciting at all. Which was a shame because it looked really cool when I first played.
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3:20 PM on 12.20.2010 | 
"no splitscreen"
Nevermind.
Even if this game is as literal and unimaginative as it looks, it could still be a positive step in the development of this new school of action RPGs.