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This week, developer Crytek announced that it will be partnering with its biggest fan and well-known musician Post Malone to launch its biggest event yet for ‘Hunt: Showdown 1896’: welcome to Post Malone’s Murder Circus.

During a sit-down chat with Scott Lussier, creative director of western-themed extraction shooter Hunt: Showdown 1896, the rapper-turned-country-singer explains how his attachment to playing digital cowboy goes so deep that he’s dedicated a considerable amount of his 2024 to playing the game.

Crytek has announced a major new crossover event for Hunt: Showdown 1896, and it's set to be the game's "biggest event yet", according to the developer.

Malone noted that he liked how "you can body somebody in one shot" in Hunt: Showdown, as well as offering guns and skins that are "so sick." The Grammy Award-nominated musician--behind hits like "White Iverson," "Sunflower," and "Rockstar"--basically implied it blew his mind when he first tried out "Necro" in the game.

Post Malone’s Murder Circus invites players into a nightmarish world where a once-traveling carnival has been transformed by a mysterious artifact known as the HelioStone. The musician Post Malone takes on the role of the outcast Ringmaster turned deposed King - the lord of the circus and the human oddities who made up its twisted crew.

Hunt: Showdown 1896 is a match-based first-person bounty hunting game where you will face off against unearthly horrors in the forgotten corners of the world.