Knockout Hunter - Fierce PvP battles

Players must eliminate all opponents by throwing balls in this game where they play as the hunter. Opponents will attempt to evade being hit. In order to win the different maps, players must manage their ball and time limits effectively. Victory is achieved by knocking down all opponents, while failure occurs if any escapes.

General Strategy

Understand Bounty Value:

In knockout tournaments, you only receive half of the bounty amount shown next to a player’s avatar when you knock them out. The other half contributes to your own bounty, so always consider this when calculating your potential gains from eliminations.

Aggressive Early Play:

Early in the tournament, be more aggressive in your play. The bounties are more valuable at the start when chip values are lower, making it easier to accumulate chips and knockouts.

Adjust Shoving Ranges:

Expect opponents to call shoves more loosely than you might anticipate. Adjust your own shoving ranges accordingly, especially when you have a chip lead or are covering another player.

Play Wider When Covering:

If you have a larger stack than an opponent, be willing to play a wider range of hands against them. Conversely, tighten up your range when you're the shorter stack to avoid unnecessary risks.

Limit Action When Short Stacked:

When short-stacked, consider raising non-all-in amounts to limit the action and maintain some control over the pot size until you're ready to commit all your chips.

Be Mindful of ICM:

As the tournament progresses and the blinds increase, the value of bounties can diminish due to Independent Chip Model (ICM) considerations. Adjust your strategy to account for this shift in value.

Final Table Strategy:

At the final table, play conservatively if you have a significant chip lead. Focus on maintaining your stack while looking for opportunities to knock out players without risking too much of your own stack.

Avoid Chasing Bounties Recklessly:

While knocking out opponents is enticing, don’t let it cloud your judgment. Stick to solid poker fundamentals and avoid making poor calls just for the sake of chasing bounties.

Similar to dodgeball, the player assumes the role of the attacker or "hunter." They can freely navigate 3D maps, collect balls, and throw them at opponents. Movement is controlled by dragging on the screen or using a virtual joystick. Shooting is performed by tapping the screen. The gameplay features a first-person camera perspective and appealing ragdoll animations, ensuring a simple user experience.

Embrace the challenge of eliminating opponents with precise ball throws in this engaging game!