Ten Square Games Initiates Technical Release of Mobile PvP Shooter Medal Hunter

(AsiaGameHub) –   Ten Square Games has commenced a staged release for Medal Hunter, its new mobile PvP shooter available on iOS and Android. The game entered its technical release phase on May 4th, with a global launch anticipated around the transition from May to June, contingent on further enhancements.

The initial rollout is currently active in Mexico, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Poland. Ten Square Games stated that this phase is dedicated to assessing technical key performance indicators (KPIs) and ensuring performance stability, while the development team refines gameplay elements.

By mid-May, Medal Hunter is expected to progress to a wider soft launch, gradually becoming available in Australia, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The company indicated that the focus will then shift to evaluating short-term player retention and engagement metrics.

Medal Hunter is set in combat arenas inspired by various historical eras, featuring architecture and weaponry that are “strongly influenced” by real-world references but stylized for mobile gameplay. At launch, the game offers five distinct locations, where players engage in brief PvP matches by targeting moving objectives such as aircraft and naval units, utilizing two distinct shooting mechanics.

CEO Andrzej Ilczuk commented that the project leverages Ten Square Games’ development methodology previously employed for Trophy Hunter: “Medal Hunter exemplifies our strategy for growth in action. Trophy Hunter was instrumental in establishing a new development model for us, built on clear benchmarks, early validation, and a deeper understanding of crucial signals before scaling a product. Medal Hunter benefits from that experience and the extensive product knowledge we’ve accumulated across our portfolio. By incorporating proven gameplay mechanics and adhering to this model, we’ve managed to bring a new title to market in under a year from its development inception. This allows us to gain earlier insights into a game’s potential, mitigate development risks, and tailor products more precisely to player preferences”.