Review: Wild Hearts is a solid, if flawed, take on the monster-hunting genre. ⭐⭐⭐
However, even though this new IP is mostly standing on the shoulders ofThese new concepts, however, while welcome, don’t often work perfectly, and it’s this combined with the game’s other limitations that make Wild Hearts merely a good Monster Hunter alternative rather than a viable first choice.
This doesn’t matter if battling them is fun, and for the most part there’s some satisfying combat to be had. It feels a little slower than Monster Hunter and there isn’t quite the same feel every time you land a blow, but there’s still gratification in toppling one of the big guys and getting a load of hits in while numbers fly out of it.
This is further exacerbated by the fact that many of these beasts have one-hit kills that are clearly designed to keep you on your toes and make victory feel all that more satisfying, but are scant consolation when you’re hit with one 15 minutes into a fight, lose your last life and have to start all over again from the first phase of the battle.said he felt the game would appeal to both “casual and hardcore” players. If you read that anywhere else, dismiss it – it’s nonsense.
These are particularly nifty, but can be quite complicated to pull off in the heat of battle. The extremely useful Chain Trap plants a gimmick on the floor, and when the monster runs over it they’ll be temporarily restrained in place.means standing still, holding LB and pressing A, A, X, A, A, X.
The Maul, meanwhile, is your typical ‘power’ weapon, which takes a lifetime to swing but can do huge damage. This is made more interesting with the addition of a timing system, where hitting the trigger at a certain point after each swing lets you chain moves together for even more power . Inevitably, though, some monsters are easier to defeat with certain weapons – the giant version of the Kingtusk pig, for example, is best handled by grappling onto it with the Claw Blade, while the eagle-like Amaterasu stays in the air a lot, meaning you really do need a ranged weapon to tackle it properly.
Luckily, each weapon’s skill tree is identical, which in some games would be considered lazy but is beneficial here because it reduces grinding – and the need to fight the same battles over and over again – to some extent.
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