Hunting Game Projectors
A hunting game projector throws targets on a wall and scores hits from a handheld controller. It is a toy. It is not a hunting video game and it is not listed on Steam.
| Item | Seller says | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $119.99, regular $169.99 | 1 source |
| Modes | 3 | 1 source |
| Controllers | 2 | 1 source |
| Display | Projects onto a wall, live score | 1 source |
| Warranty / shipping | 1 year, free shipping (seller) | 1 source |
| Reviews | 860+ on the seller page | Seller count, not independently recounted |
| Amazon | No matching listing found | Search on 2026-11-13 |
| Age rating | Not stated | Left blank |
I am not calling it worth the money. The only third-party video found is a Review Syndicate TV piece, linked in Sources, and it does not replace a spec sheet. Duck-hunting projector searches overlap with Duck Hunt, which is the NES game, and with other meanings of the phrase.
FAQ
Is a hunting game projector a video game?
HunterRaid is a self-contained electronic shooting toy with a projector and two controllers aimed at a wall. It is not a PC or console hunting simulator; there is no disc, Steam build or online match in the seller FAQ.
How much is HunterRaid?
The seller page listed $119.99 against a $169.99 regular price. That is one source. Amazon had no matching listing in a 13 Nov 2026 search.
How does this relate to Duck Hunt?
Both are point-and-shoot. Duck Hunt used an NES Zapper on a CRT. The projector is a modern toy with the same idea and a different device. See Duck Hunt.
Sources
- HunterRaid shop — checked 2026-11-13
- YouTube: Review Syndicate TV — checked 2026-11-13
- Wikipedia: Duck Hunt — checked 2026-11-13
Updated 2026-11-13. Questions: [email protected].