In Hunting Season on Roblox, the mouse is usually unlocked by opening a GUI or interaction screen, and on PC it often depends on the game’s current first-person control behavior rather than a universal Roblox setting. If you’re asking about the player experience, the simplest test is to press the game’s interaction key or open the menu/UI that the game provides, because some first-person Roblox games use a toggle like Q or a modal GUI to free the cursor.

What usually works

  • Try the game’s on-screen UI first, especially inventory, settings, or any shop panel, because many Roblox first-person games unlock the mouse only while a modal window is open.
  • If the game uses a custom keybind, it may be something like Q for toggling mouse lock in first-person builds, though that depends on how the game was scripted.
  • On Roblox games built with locked first person, cursor unlocking is often tied to a GUI or a scripted mouse-behavior toggle rather than a manual Roblox client setting.

Hunting Season context

The Hunting Season controls guide lists standard mouse use for aiming and shooting, which suggests the game is designed around mouse-capture for gameplay rather than free cursor movement all the time. A fan wiki description also points to mouse-driven aiming mechanics, which fits that style of control.

If you mean as a developer

For a Roblox first-person game, common approaches include enabling a modal GUI, using a keybind to toggle mouse lock, or adjusting first-person camera behavior in scripts. A forum tutorial specifically shows a simple Q -toggle approach for unlocking the mouse in first person.

Practical check

  • Open the game menu and see whether the cursor appears.
  • Try Q if the game has a custom unlock toggle.
  • Click any visible in-game panel or prompt that might switch the UI into modal mode.
  • If none of that works, the game may not allow mouse unlock during active gameplay on that device.

TL;DR: In Hunting Season, mouse unlock is usually tied to a GUI/menu or a custom first-person toggle, not a universal Roblox shortcut; Q is a common scripted bind in similar games, but it only works if that game implemented it.