Gameplay: In Hunter, you play as one of four people who had witnessed the electrocution of a notorious murderer. Unfortunately, something went wrong during the execution, and a barrier had broken expelling all the convicts that had been killed in the town’s prison. These four people, or “Hunters”, banished the evil demon zombies away in the prison hoping to never see them again. As you guessed, one year later, on the anniversary of the execution gone wrong, the dead rose again, and are terrorizing the city. The only escape out of town is a subway train, and it has just been derailed. The city’s only hope is you (and up to three other friends).
The gameplay is pretty straight forward. You go through the city killing zombie monsters, saving civilians, and completing special missions to reunite families. The main objective you have is to kill every zombie in sight, and make sure you rescue innocent civilians. It can become repetitive, but it is still a load of fun. What other game can you kill a possessed teddy bear?

Graphics: I was quite amazed after playing hunter. The graphics are shear beauty. The character models are very well detailed, and all of the levels are stunningly realistic. As you walk through a room with marble flooring, you can see yourself and the lights above reflecting against it. The attention to detail is astounding. All of the zombies look great. All characters move like they should. This game is eye candy.