Now, here is one of the best ways to leak a game. Earlier today, Teyon pushed a 32GB update for Robocop: Rogue City. However, it appears that someone has pushed the wrong button and published a dev build from an unannounced game. That game is what appears to be an adaptation of Hunter: The Reckoning.
Now, while Teyon was quick to react, people were able to download the dev build of Hunter: The Reckoning and post some screenshots.
As we can clearly see from the title screen, this is a new Hunter: The Reckoning game. So, it’s safe to assume that Teyon is working on this game.
Then we have these two early screenshots. These screenshots have a lot of placeholders. So, it’s not something that can give you an idea of what this game is all about.
For those who did not know, Hunter: The Reckoning is a tabletop RPG in the World of Darkness franchise. In 2025, we got some text-based interactive novels on Steam. So, If I had to guess, I’d say Teyon is working on a fully-fledged game based on the tabletop RPG.
It will be interesting to see what Teyon will do with this franchise. Teyon has built a reputation with its Terminator and Robocop games. Both of them were action titles, and not RPGs. So, will this new Hunter: The Reckoning game be an action FPS or a proper RPG?
And that’s that. NACON and Teyon have not commented yet on this leak. A few days ago, NACON delayed its NACON Connect event. My gut says that this game would have been announced during that event.
As I said, this is one of the best leaks I’ve ever seen. I mean, it’s original at least. So, kudos to the one who pushed the wrong dev build on Steam. Here is hoping he won’t lose his job for this mistake.
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