Carnival Hunt: Asymmetric Horror Survival GameCrytivo built its name on quirky, community-loved games like The Universim and Prehistoric Kingdom, and now the San Diego publisher is teaming up with first-time studio Beer Night Studio for something way creepier. Carnival Hunt throws four players into wind-up bunny bodies while a fifth suits up as a monster built to hunt them down.You come to bolted into clockwork gears, stuck inside a carnival that keeps rearranging its own floors. The only way out is up, and every step higher means dodging something made purely to stop you cold. It's gorgeous in a twisted music-box way, at least until the lights start moving on their own.Your charge bleeds out no matter what you do, and sprinting around only speeds that up. Keeping your squad topped off means winding each other up nonstop, so trust turns into something you literally spend. Squad up over proximity chat, whisper plans, or just shut up and hope the monster walks past.Getting cornered? Flop down in a pile of bunnies that already got got and fake being one of them, just don't freeze too long or you'll get spotted anyway. Snag loot as the layout keeps rearranging itself and bail before your charge or your nerve gives out. If hunting sounds more fun than hiding, hop over to the monster side and use its kit to track, box in, and thin out the bunny pack one by one.Key Features4v1 asymmetric horror where you play bunny or monster. Charge system that turns cooperation into survival. Voice chat close enough to coordinate, bluff, or just panic together. Blend into piles of downed bunnies to fake your own death. Floors that rearrange mid-match so no run feels the same. Upgrade tree to make your bunny faster, tougher, or trickier. Monster kit built around tracking and busting up teams.Every run in Carnival Hunt comes down to one question: push for more loot or cut and run while you still can. The carnival never stops performing, and it doesn't care if you make it out. Whether you're keeping your crew wound up or hunting them room by room, the tension doesn't let go till somebody actually escapes.