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Hunt Showdown 1896 gameplay is at its best when every sound matters and every exit feels like a trap. In this match, I’m playing the full bounty loop—first clue to final extraction—while the pressure ramps up around the boss lair.

If you’re searching for Hunt Showdown gameplay that shows the messy parts (rotations, resets, and “do we push or bail?” moments), you’ll see exactly how fights are won and lost: when to take the first peek, when to disengage, and how to turn a bad spot into a safer angle. Hunt: Showdown 1896 is still one of the most unforgiving extraction shooters, and it’s easily on my short list of best PC games for pure tension.

Quick context for newer hunters: the 1896 relaunch brought major tech/performance upgrades and introduced the Colorado map Mammon’s Gulch, which changes how you rotate and how often long sightlines punish greedy pushes. (Even if today’s match isn’t on that map, the pacing and audio mind-games are the same.)

In this video you’ll see:
• A full bounty run with audio cues, rotations, and mid-fight resets
• Loadout choices explained (plus easy swaps if you’re newer)
• Close-quarters and medium-range fights focused on survival
• Extraction discipline: when to burn time vs. when to leave fast

Chapters:
0:00 Cold open
0:18 Loadout + plan
1:10 First clue / early contact
4:35 Boss lair decision
8:20 The main fight
12:40 Extraction run

If you want more, tell me what to do next: solo vs duo, budget loadouts, or a “no patience” aggressive run. And if you’re also playing ARC Raiders, I’m happy to compare the feel of gunfights and extraction pressure across both games—just say what you care about most.

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