Hunt: Showdown 1896 - The Beast Hunter (DLC)

This add-on is for players who already hunt in Louisiana and want something meaner than the usual swamp creatures. The mood is grim and a little unhinged: a hero haunted by nightmares walks straight into the danger to face them head on. What hooks you: - The new Beast Hunter, Zverobai, with a loadout that changes how your first runs feel. - The Rык axe fires and bites at close range, so it works both for attacking and for holding your ground. - The Bite crossbow, battered and cut up, with deep piercing shots that hit both people and beasts well. - A matching Beast Hunter avatar, if you want your profile to look as grim as the game. To buy Hunt: Showdown 1896 - The Beast Hunter (DLC) as a Steam gift, send your Steam quick invite link, and the bot will add you as a friend and send the add-on to your account as a gift. The base game Hunt: Showdown 1896 must already be on your account, otherwise the DLC won't launch. This DLC contains one Hunter, two Weapons, and one Avatar: - The Beast Hunter (Hunter) - The Bark (Romero 77 Hatchet) - The Bite (Crossbow) - The Beast Hunter (Avatar) The Beast Hunter Snarling, bloody, gnashing teeth haunted Theodore Tuck’s nightmares, until he came face-to-face with their source in Louisiana. Tuck proved his mettle hunting the Bayou’s hellhounds - and his reckless focus when he attempted to train them to fight by his side. The Bark With a brutish bark from its shot and a nasty bite from its blade, this Romero 77 Hatchet works offensively and defensively, its spiked barrel equal to any of the Bayou’s hungry jaws and grasping claws. The Bite Theodore Tuck’s trusted hunting companion, this crossbow is as scarred by claw, tooth, and talon as its owner, having fought - and bested - both man and beast with its fierce, piercing bite. For as long as he could remember, Theodore Tuck was plagued by the same nightmare. In marsh blanketed in fog, Tuck would find himself surrounded by sharp gnashing teeth, frothing with spittle and blood as they snarled and snapped, desperate to tear the flesh from his bones. Sometimes there would be hundreds; sometimes only one. And each morning he would awaken with a fresh new scar. Certain that the dreams were an ill-omen and determined to face his fears and destroy them at the root, Tuck searched field, forest, and mountain the country over, finally coming face to face with those nightmarish creatures in Louisiana. He proved his mettle hunting the beasts of the Bayou and through his skill with animals, but when he set out to tame the hellhounds themselves, even most Hunters thought he’d gone too far. His attempts earned him infamy - and many additional scars.