Hunter: The Reckoning - Wayward is the 2nd game in the trilogy of the underrated gem. However, it was developed for Sony Playstation 2 instead, unlike the original which was debuted in Microsoft XBOX first followed by Nintendo Gamecube which is rather a bummer. Game mechanic is the same as the original, but there are few changes. (1) Basic range weapons now have limited ammos. Another bummer. (2) Multiplayer is limited to 2 players instead of 4 originally. Even more bummer. (3) Controls are different such that you can switch between melee and range weapons easily. This can be good for beginners and also easier for weapons management during combat, but I rather stick to the old controls as it can get confusing whether the button is special or my melee weapon when attacking. Overall, another bummer to me but not that as much as the first two points. (4) Unused characters' experience are still progressing. This is the only good part of this game compared to its predecessor and successor because you can switch characters anytime you want too. However, you should be expecting that their progress will not be as much as the ones you used. (5) Also, objectives of this 2nd game is not as clear cut as compared to the prequel and sequel so real bummer again.
There is probably a reason why he goes rouge, cos he is fat and clumsy. His sword may look classy but meh, his weapon of choice is really bad, and he is swinging his sword such that it will make him vulnerable to all attacks. He is also very slow, even slower than Deuce (Avenger) whom is already the slowest character in the game before any unlockable characters or comparing to the 1st game. Though I must admit his range magnum pistol is good, I don't find him a capable hunter. That probably explains why he is the faulty hunter. LOL XD.
Title, Character Select & Beginning Cutscene - 0:00 Joshua's Hotel (Tutorial) - 0:30 Outer Graveyard - 9:41 Theatre District - 20:11 The Church (2 times) - 35:03 Ashcroft Station - 39:53 Ashcroft Catacombs - 44:17 Downtown - 52:46
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