Hunting Unlimited 2010 might be the most pointless game ever developed, and I cannot heartily enough recommend it. If you've ever wanted to shoot an elk with a crossbow through the ear, this -- and this alone -- is the game for you.

After hours of pointing rocket launchers at enemies with poor to nonexistent AI, there's some part of the gamer's soul that just wants to shoot some animals with no clearly existent AI whatsoever other than running in a random path and occasionally dying if you hit it enough times. It's such a brilliantly pointless experience, and every moment seems to say to the player, "why are you doing this?"

From arrows that get lodged in the side of the invisible wall at the edge of the map to the cars and buildings that exist as uninteractive setpieces, every element of Hunting Unlimited 2010 beckons the player to think about the absurdity of the entire game. "Is that animal a ghost?" asks the player character. Yes, JohnDoe. Yes it is. Isn't it a beautiful ghost?