Predator: Hunting Grounds may be the future of PS4 shooting games

Predator: Hunting Grounds was just released. The new PlayStation 4 and PC multiplayer title from Friday the 13th: The Game creator IllFonic pits four soldier players against AI-powered guerrillas and one lone Predator in a lush, frantic, paranoid jungle. Players can chose to play as a member of an elite Fireteam and complete paramilitary operations before the Predator finds you, OR play as the Predator to hunt the most worthy prey, choosing from your vast array of deadly alien tech to collect your trophies, one by one. I was very curious about the latest in the new ps4 games released by Sony Interactive Entertainment.
One player will be controlling the titular Predator, wielding heaps of alien weapons like the Plasmacaster, while another group of players takes on the role of an elite Fireteam who are sent to complete missions as the Predator uses its stealth tactics to ambush them. For those of you who haven’t played asymmetrical games before like Friday the 13th or Dead by Daylight, Predator: Hunting Grounds is a four-on-one, multiplayer action game where a team of marines are tasked with entering one of three maps in which they’ll need to destroy drugs, eliminate high value targets and/or destroy servers. I found Predator to be one of the most interesting ps4 games in circulation today and with SIE behind it, it may be something to look after.
Developed by IllFonic, Predator: Hunting Grounds is an asymmetrical multiplayer experience featuring one of Arnold's most iconic foes. Similar to the studio's work on Friday the 13th: The Game, Hunting Grounds is an asymmetrical affair that pits a team of four human mercenaries against the titular extraterrestrial threat in a winner-takes-all fight for survival. I hesitated to buy Predator Hunting Grounds PS4, but at the end the novelty of it determined the final decision. An I do not regret it. Since then I had a few online multiplayer games, but in none I was the Predator. I hope this will change in the near future.
Predator Hunting Grounds is one of the asymmetrical multiplayer video games out there. It means that players that are playing in the multiplayer mode does not have to be online in the same time. Not playing at the same time a shooting game, but still being part of the same scenario, and on the same battlefield, is an interesting idea that may have a good future ahead. Even if it is not the best video game there, the future of ps4 shooting games maybe asymmetrical multiplayer, so why don't you give it a try?

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