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Just Cause studio confirms free online title

Just Cause developer Avalanche Studios has officially confirmed it's working with Emote on a free online hunting game for the PC, with a mobile and console version due at a later date.

The title was originally revealed to GamesIndustry.biz earlier this year by the studios development director Oskar Burman.

The Hunter will be published by Emote Games, with a beta phase scheduled for next month, and intends to supply players with social networking tools to build a community of hunters online.

"Emote is passionate about making this game as true to life as possible, so when it came to choosing a development partner, we wanted to ensure we were working with the best," commented Morgan O'Rahilly, CEO of Emote Games.

"We are currently in discussions with hunting communities across the US to develop long-term mutual partnerships with experts and suppliers to make The Hunter the world's best hunting game."

The game will use a version of Avalanche's in-house technology and be partly played in a web browser.

"Using our next-generation landscape engine we are able to recreate the 'out in the field' hunting experience that includes a wide range of weather, animal behaviour and terrain that can be shared within the gaming community as well as across other popular social networks to extend this phenomenally rich game experience," detailed Christofer Sundberg, founder of Avalanche.

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