Hunter vs Prey

Hunter vs Prey thrusts you into a brutal alien war already in motion—and you’re right in the middle of it. Stranded deep inside an icy, labyrinthine alien temple, you control one of five human explorers (3 male, 2 female) desperately navigating the ruins of a battlefield between ancient alien species. The original Prey—terrifying bioengineered creatures—are trapped in the temple. But now, a new faction arrives: the Hunters. Their mission is clear—eliminate the Prey—but the appearance of humans presents a new and tempting target. In this war, the enemy of my enemy is my friend… until they’re not.

Designed for 1–5 players with full solo/co-op and competitive modes, Hunter vs Prey blends stealth, survival, and tactical combat across a multi-level modular map. The environment itself evolves each round—chamber doors randomly open and close based on card draws, locking players in or out of critical zones. Secret passages, underground vents, and high-level access areas become available only to those with the right gear and skill upgrades. You’ll have to adapt quickly: one round you’re the hunter—next round, you’re the prey.

Players can upgrade their characters by unlocking powerful new weapons, stealth tech, or alien-enhanced abilities—just like in a survival horror video game. Each character has a hidden objective that may conflict with the team’s mission—or the others’ lives. Stealth is a weapon, especially in the hands of the Hunters, who can appear from nowhere with deadly precision. Meanwhile, the Prey can mutate, ambush, and outmaneuver—especially when the temple itself seems to favor them.

The climax builds toward The Mission: reaching the Queen’s Chamber, a massive circular arena with enormous temple gates that only open once the uniquely designed rotating ring board—physically attached to the main map—is unlocked. Fail to stop the Queen’s escape, and she will annihilate all of mankind. Every session of Hunter vs Prey is cinematic, suspenseful, and dangerously unpredictable. Choose your side carefully… and remember, the temple chooses no favorites.

—description from the publisher