2026-09
The Sisters (Siamese Twin Sisters)
The Sisters are Carnival Hunt's second Early Access Hunter alongside the Magician. Learn trap pressure, cage regrabs, Bunny counters, and when to flex off Magician in 5v1 pubs.
Second Hunter at Early Access Launch
Carnival Hunt's July 23, 2026 Steam Early Access build ships two Monsters: the Magician and The Sisters (also called Siamese / Twin Sisters in older carnivalhunt.com and Instagram reveals). Both kits are available for 5v1 queues—there is no four-Bunny format.
Where the Magician sells misdirection, Teleport finishes, Imposters, and Invisibility, The Sisters lean into paired pressure: skill-shot scissors hooks, Scream of Pain confusion, mannequin traps, cage control, and regrab timing that punish greedy rescues. Sisters move slower but avoid corpse-carry speed penalties—see Sisters how-to and beat the Sisters.
Community week-one feedback often pairs Magician + Sisters when discussing trap-into-cage loops—track balance replies on patch notes. Treat cooldown numbers as patchable.
How The Sisters Differ from the Magician
Magician players punish stacked wind circles with Hat Trick, Imposters, Invisibility, Teleport, and cards. Sisters force different Bunny errors—overcommitting to cage saves, ignoring trap footprints, or treating every chase like a Teleport race. Read Magician guide before flexing.
Anti-Magician item stacks do not auto-win versus Sisters. Radar stays excellent for information, but Smoke Carrot timing may matter more when trap denial replaces pure vision plays. Update tier lists after each balance note.
Monster mains who can pilot both kits get faster queue variety and harder-to-read lobbies—teams that prep only for Magician Teleport tells often die to Sisters trap setups.
Learning The Sisters Quickly
Warm up in customs or soft pubs: place traps near high-traffic wind stations, practice cage regrabs without tunneling one Bunny into a steamroll, and note four-floor anchors on the map guide.
Study Bunny answers that transfer across hunters—Bunny basics, Play Dead, and items—then punish Magician-only habits with Sisters pressure.
Week-one players should also skim known issues if a chase ends in collision weirdness, and confirm hotfixes on patch notes before blaming the kit.
Bunny Tips Versus The Sisters
Call trap locations on proximity voice with short landmark names—long open-mic debates near cages get eavesdropped. Bail bad saves; one disciplined trade beats five panic rescues.
Play Dead still works, but Sisters players who expect Magician Imposter checks may body-check cages faster—mix feints with real wind progress. See Play Dead tactics.
If your lobby hard-counters Magician with Radar spam, expect more Sisters picks. Bring flexible candy spends at Jack's instead of pure anti-Teleport loadouts.
EA Focus Beyond the Launch Duo
Roadmap talk about a third Hunter is real, but week-one mastery should stay on Magician + Sisters. Beer Night Studio watches pick rates and trap/cage feedback before designing kits that do not clone Teleport mobility.
When new hunters arrive later in Early Access, expect temporary tier chaos. Keep Bunny habits flexible—Radar and Smoke Carrot are evergreen while counter items rotate.
Share constructive Sisters VODs in community channels; reproducible trap clips help balance more than meme reviews.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are The Sisters available at launch?
Yes. Magician and The Sisters both ship in the July 23, 2026 Early Access build.
What is the second Monster's name?
Community and older official posts use The Sisters / Siamese Twin Sisters. This wiki treats “The Sisters” as the primary name.
Should beginners play Sisters or Magician?
Try Magician first for Teleport mobility, then Sisters for trap-and-cage pressure. Customs help before ranked pubs.
Do Magician and Sisters share the same balance patches?
No. Expect per-kit notes—especially around trap, cage, and Teleport interactions.
Where can I watch Sisters gameplay?
Check our <a href="/videos/">videos hub</a> and recent Steam footage; trailers often feature both launch hunters.