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2035. Europe is in ruins. Traditional warfare has collapsed. Drones fail. Autonomous weapons fall silent. In the wake of a war it cannot win, NATO authorizes the unthinkable-a covert black-ops experiment on Danish soil to create a living weapon: a genetically engineered predator built to hunt, adapt, and annihilate. The project is terminated. Erased. Forgotten. Until now. The creature-FENRIR-resurfaces in the hands of a secret cabal of oligarchs, arms dealers, and shadow brokers. They've turned the failed experiment into the ultimate bloodsport for those who funded the wars. In a sealed Cold War complex of tunnels, synthetic forests, and artificial landscapes, a live-streamed human hunt unfolds-where dissidents are dropped, disarmed, and hunted for sport. Among them is Lars-a legendary Danish hunter and bestselling author of Beast Stalker, a man who's spent his life studying nature's most lethal predators. His crime: exposing the corruption behind modern war profiteering. Now, he wakes underground, imprisoned alongside journalists, influencers, and other inconvenient voices the world has quietly erased. But Lars doesn't just run-he watches. As his fellow prisoners are picked off one by one, he begins to see the pattern. The creature isn't just hunting. It's observing. Testing. Learning. And worse-it's enjoying it. Beast Stalker is a visceral Nordic survival horror pulsing with claustrophobic tension, brutal physicality, and psychological dread. It draws from primal terror, relentless pursuit, and twisted spectacle-but roots its horror in the all-too-real rot of class warfare, human experimentation, and weaponized entertainment. Fear the predator. Trust no one.