In addition to releasing the World of Hunted video, the new Hunted website has begun introducing some new stuff, including concept art and character bios. In the coming months, we'll keep you posted on new stuff.

Let us know what you think of the site.

http://www.huntedthegame.com/index.php/en/index

There are two question marks in the character list, interesting. Seriphine and Annuvin perhaps . . . either way I can't wait to find out.

Upon entering the site. I noticed, that instead of asking for a dob, I was required to just enter my age for access to the site. I like that feature.

For a company like yours, who produced behemoths of RPGs like Fallout 3 and Elder Scrolls series, I find it unacceptable that there is little to no information on the games' official site regarding game mechanics, interface, and all the other standard information that comes with a new game. The content on the web page is truly unsatisfactory, answering no questions regarding how it relates to Fallout or Elder Scrolls games. I was sold the moment I saw a small thumbnail of your game's screenshot on Gamespot, where I could instantly identify the graphic coming from Bethesda. I didn't even need to see what the game was about, but the title. But your website leaves a lot to answer.

How does the game interface look like? how do you combat? What about leveling? Is this a sandbox game or you proceed pretty much straight through a strict level-level basis like in Dark Messiah? Do we have the freedom we had in Fallout? What about customizations?

The co-op play might prove interesting to the RPG genre which by it's nature is played alone, but I am wary of the problems the AI might have, and if the players are expected to depend on the AI, it may dub the game merely as an experiment in co-op play for RPGs.

I wonder why Bethesda tried to take this co-op approach when it's widely known that scripts cannot be expected to complement players' free playing style. Bioware has done it exceedingly well by letting players control a group, but I don't think your game merits companions the way Dragon Age or Mass Effect does. Bethesda's games are a different beast. Did Bethesda think they might lose ground to Bioware? Anyways, I will be reading reviews exhaustively for this game before I buy it. Hopefully some more informaton will show up on the web site.

Hunted is being developed by inXile Entertainment, not Bethesda Game Studios, so it isn't related to the Fallout or Elder Scrolls series at all.

Bethesda has two branches, BGS is the developement studio behind Fallout 3 and the Elder Scrolls, Bethesda Softworks is a publisher. These forums are for Bethesda Softworks published titles, several are developed by BGS and several are not - Hunted is one of the latter.

There are several gameplay videos that demonstrate combat, and some of the ways the characters can aid eachother. The World of Hunted video on the front page of the game's site also has some backstory.