"NetEase launches Cyber Hunter, a sci-fi battle royale on iOS and Android". "Cyber Hunter global release date announced". ^ "#GamingBytes: NetEase introduces new Cyber Hunter Battle Royale to mobiles"."India Bans 118 Chinese Apps as Indian Soldier Is Killed on Disputed Border". Press Information Bureau, Government of India. ^ "Government Bans 118 mobile apps which are prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order".Though movement mechanics are borrowed from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, there are many strategic options at players' disposal when stuck in a combat. Ash Mayhew of praises the game for genuine innovation in battle royale genre such as letting players create their own playing style. The game has borrowed many mechanics from several other games such as climbing, gliding and battlefield design from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Josh Ye of criticizes Cyber Hunter for its lack of creativity and core innovation, calling it another PUBG Mobile clone.
The gameplay consists of traditional battle royale format with futuristic theme and some distinct elements such as players (referred in-game as Wanderers) are dropped on jet-fueled hoverboards which aid in landing early, fancy weapons such as microwave guns, weaponized vehicles, vertical climbing, parkour, gliding through the air using droids which are AI robots, building various structures for defense, detailed customization of characters, etc. The game was announced as Project:Battle by NetEase in May 2018 and initially released in October 2018 as beta test on Android and iOS mobile platforms and released globally on 26 April 2019. The mobile app of Cyber Hunter was banned in India (along with other Chinese apps) on 2 September 2020 by the government, the move came amid the 2020 China-India skirmish. Cyber Hunter is a 2019 Chinese sci-fi battle royale video game for mobiles and PC platforms developed and distributed by NetEase.
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