This game is an embarrassment for the people who made it and for Steam for allowing it on their platform. If this game was released as a free flash game in the late 90's, it would still be an embarrassment by those standards. Garbage, nothing of value to be found here.

While not a horrible game, it's still kind of bad. Though, if I'm being honest, I'd say it plays better than it looks like it would. I got to level 12 before I'd had enough, though I was bored that night, otherwise I probably would've quit sooner. Having to have perfect runs through the levels got tiring quickly, since you can't touch certain things or miss touching certain things or else you don't pass. It sucked when I'd just barely miss something I needed and have to do the run over again. For a dollar, you might get a half hour to an hour of fun out of it, but I wouldn't bother.

What an absolute puddle of inexcusable garbage. Set in the dystopian streets of Russia where the streets are lined with 1950s greasers and protein pills litter the street, your mission is to trundle down a straight, auto-scrolling street, dodging greasers and collecting protein powder and energy bars while listening to unimaginative rockabilly metal music on a 30 second loop. But there's a twist: You also have to dodge cigarettes and alcohol. If you get touched by a greaser, you die. If you miss a protein powder or energy bar, you should immediately touch the nearest greaser because there's no winning the level.

Once you beat four levels of this mind-numbingly awful dogsh­it, there's a twist: Now you can destroy greasers by touching them, and you must touch every greaser on the level.

I couldn't will myself to complete four more stages of this mind-numbingly awful piece of trash, but I suspect based on the menu icons that the next four levels involve touching engine blocks while avoiding something else, and the eight levels after that involve dodging women or possibly beating the crap out of them, either activity would be equally believable in the bulk-obsessed nofap world this game seeks to present.

Let me just reiterate: This game is absolute garbage. It's not fun garbage. It's not clever garbage. It's not even ambitious enough to be interestingly awful. It would be barely-acceptable as a high school introduction to programming midterm. It's something you'd find on a Flash Game Fun Page in the late 1990s. It's not worth a dollar. It's not worth half a dollar. It wouldn't even be worthwhile as a free to play game. It's the epitome of a sh­it-awful Greenlight game. Everyone involved - the cretins who created it, the cretins who spammed it through Greenlight, and the cretins who left "funny" positive reviews to make sure the game is spammed on people's Discovery Queues - should be ashamed of themselves.

+Nice progress system, you go from protein to killing bandits
+Graphics and soundtrack are not that awful
- Game is really unforgiving
- You should lose when you miss something, because in the end you'll still end up losing
- There's so many games like this, but it does stand out a bit, still not really something out of the ordinary
- Looks it suffers from some sort of vote manipulation

Mad Hunter is about a guy who likes to get bulked up and collects engine parts and loves motorbikes and guns, in this game you will be on the hunt for protein, engine parts, bikes and guns. Despite Mad Hunter not being a famous game, I actually enjoyed playing it and unlocking it's achievements. I would recommend getting it if you like them swaggy achievements and a game to play when you're bored.

Really ♥♥♥♥♥♥ lowest tier game with no point and fun.

- It's endless running / walking
- Looking for all the proteins. If it fails, repeat again even when it finishes
- This game is really bad.

Too repetitive and simple. It lacks any deep mechanics, and it becomes frustrating when it does become difficult. Plenty of better games out there.

Garbage, not even worth for the cards

Best trenbolone rage simulator.