I've over 1k hours in Hunt and this is a tough question, honestly.
It depends - what are you looking for? If community and social aspects of multiplayer game, then Hunt is not exactly for you.
If you look for a unique shooter with great atmosphere and intense firefights and don't mind occasionally cursing as lucky headshots from 100meters from some cheap pistol, Hunt may be for you.
You can play as solo in both game modes: quickplay and the default hunt (I forgot the name lol).
In quickplay you will be facing 12 other solo player, find weapons and tools on the go as you scour the area for clues and progress to the next area while trying to figure out where other players are. This can be fun mode, especially since it allows you to enter for free (I mean, you don't invest in a hunter, you get one for free and you don't pay for any weapon you start with), learn and use a variety of weapons and can be as intense as the default mode. And winning allows you to keep your hunter and their equipment, which is a cool bonus.
In default hunting mode tho, you can either play as solo vs teams of duos/trios or play with a random.
The first option, is self-explanatory. You are one, there are 11 other players in teams and all of them want you dead. You will have to be cunning, sneaky and patient to leave a map alive. Some people hate that. Some people love that.
As for playing with randoms, well, it's playing with randoms. You may get cool people who you will like and maybe befriend to play together, or you may get some randoms who will say nothing, act like very poorly designed doorbells and generally ignore your existence. Very rarely you may find somebody even worse.
There's matchmaking system in place to try and ensure that a match will have "the right level of contestants", in practice this system is very....hm...viable. I mean, you can meet fresh accounts or people with less than 100 kills on the same match as people with 10k+ kills and KDA above 1.5 (which is QUITE HIGH for this game).
At the worst, remember about the 2h refund policy on Steam. This could be anything from 2-3 games of Hunt to maybe even 10, depends on your luck or lack of thereof.
Well this became a bit longer than expected. Sorry
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