Hunting Game

Hunting Game turns your neighborhood, campus, or city streets into a live multiplayer chase where players take on the roles of hunters and runners. Using real-time GPS, hunters track opponents on a precise map while runners navigate with a directional compass that points toward nearby threats. Hunting Game supports tactical round-based play with abilities such as invisibility, fake location, ping and blinding effects, and customizable rules for match length, play area and ability cooldowns. If you enjoy outdoor social games with teamwork and simple mobile setup, Hunting Game provides an active, tactical option.

Key Features

Real-time GPS tracking with precision positioning lets hunters follow runners on a live map while runners rely on a directional compass.

Seamless outdoor multiplayer supports large groups and flexible play areas suitable for campus-wide or neighborhood matches.

Tactical abilities for both roles—ping, blind, fake location and invisibility—shift momentum in each encounter.

Customizable match settings include duration, a shrinking play zone option, ability cooldowns and a supervisor role for event control.

Built-in team chat and an optional wearable companion app help coordination and spectator involvement.

Hunting Game is built to scale from small groups to larger events and includes organizer options for match oversight.

Advantages

High-energy social gameplay encourages teamwork and friendly competition across varied outdoor environments.

Simple setup using only a smartphone, with no extra equipment or complex rules needed to start a match.

Asymmetrical hunter versus runner mechanics and special abilities create tactical variety that keeps rounds engaging.

Configurable rules and a supervisor mode make the game suitable for family events, parties, campus activities and team-building.

Disadvantages

Designed specifically for outdoor play and GPS use; indoor or no-signal locations are not supported.

Continuous GPS and real-time tracking can increase battery and mobile data usage during extended sessions.

The core experience is multiplayer-focused, so solo players will find limited options without a group.