u/ConsequenceNeat541

​How should a Manhunt-style radar look in 2026? Need some UI ideas
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​How should a Manhunt-style radar look in 2026? Need some UI ideas

Working on a Manhunt-inspired stealth game and currently stuck on the radar design.

​I need it to show enemy locations, objective markers and a noise meter. The issue is I don't want to just straight up copy Rockstar's radar from Manhunt.

​How would you design something like this to keep it gritty and functional without feeling like a blatant clone? Any cool ideas or references from other stealth games?

u/ConsequenceNeat541 — 13 days ago

Working on a Manhunt-inspired game. Here is the visual direction.

Hey everyone,

I've been a massive Manhunt fan for years, and making a game that actually captures a dark, brutal stealth horror vibe has always been a dream of mine. I recently decided to pivot the project I was working on and push it in a completely new direction, heavily inspired by Manhunt.

The video attached shows off the visual style and atmosphere you can expect from the project.

Some of you in the Rockstar community might actually remember me because I made the GTA 6 "The Bridge Leak" fake leak a while back.

A few quick things about the project:

  • The Steam page is currently outdated. It still shows the old screenshots, description, and gameplay mechanics from before the rework, but you can already wishlist it there if you want to support it early.
  • The title is going to change. Don't get too attached to "The Raven Creek Massacre" since I will most likely rebrand it soon to fit the new vibe better.

Since I want this game to feel right for true Manhunt fans, I am looking for volunteers and collaborators who would like to jump in and help out. Whether you want to brainstorm brutal execution ideas, help shape the story, or just test builds and give honest feedback on how the stealth feels, your input would be huge.

If you want to help shape the game or just follow the development, drop by the Discord.

Let me know what you think of the visual direction!

u/ConsequenceNeat541 — 25 days ago