r/Manhunt 14h ago

Manhunt 1 - Discussion/Question Weekend is full

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r/Manhunt 10h ago

Fanart I remade my lionel Starkweather enneachibi

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Since the og one was just matrix's SX8 with some of Starkweathers features
he is so cute


r/Manhunt 10h ago

Meme What would you do if you got stuck in the elevator with this young man? ☺️

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I bet he's super kind!


r/Manhunt 17h ago

Meme Cycle

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r/Manhunt 3h ago

Manhunt 1 - Discussion/Question When the levels in Manhunt start having more guns

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r/Manhunt 10h ago

Both games - Discussion/Question Manhunt remake today.

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Do you think Manhunt is too gory and gruesome of a series to remake in current available graphic engines?


r/Manhunt 21h ago

Manhunt 1 - Discussion/Question Just finished the first game, ask me anything

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I just finished the game about an hour and a half ago, so it’s still fresh in my mind


r/Manhunt 13h ago

Manhunt 1 - Discussion/Question Imagine being a child in Carcer City…

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Self-explanatory, now imagine being a child in the most peripheral neighborhoods....


r/Manhunt 9h ago

Both games - Discussion/Question What made you attracted to the game?

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Basically I couldn't play properly in the 2000s and I didn't understand the story properly because I was a dumb kid, but I knew I was very heavy After I got older I really went after the lore of the 3D rockstar universe and then I arrived at the lore of the first game.

know, there are things that really move you and make you feel distressed and thoughtful, the story of the game + the combination of the atmosphere of the dirty, dark and dark suburban city made me think and think.

I can't explain it, I would say it's super heavy, it's brutal and scary, but at the same time it has something that pulls you in and makes you immersive, it's as if Carcer city was real and it really happened, being in the shoes of a killer on an insane journey. In the end, despite the adrenaline I feel playing I feel comfortable with all this, kind of like it's also a real-life refuge, even if the game world is hell, there's something of peace when you immerse yourself, does anyone else feel that too?


r/Manhunt 1h ago

Both games - Discussion/Question If Rockstar were to make a Manhunt 3, do you think that it would be set in the 3D or the HD universe?

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