All available weapon types in Wild Hearts

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While playing Wild Hearts, you may only start with the Karakuri Katana, but you’ll unlock many other weapon types as time progresses. Each has its skill trees, upgrades, and more powerful iterations to unlock. These weapons also have different playstyles, so no matter how you want to tackle the game, there’s something for you.

Look no further if you are curious about what you can wield and when it unlocks in Wild Hearts. Each weapon is a lot of fun to use, but not everyone will be interested in all of them. Whether you want to play support or be the aggressive, frontline damage dealer, EA Games’ latest monster-hunting title has you covered.

Wild Hearts has eight weapon types, which could change in future updates or DLC releases. There are six melee weapons of varying types and a pair of ranged weapons for players. However, unlike other monster-hunting games, you don’t start with access to all weapons.

If you like the average, balanced weapon, try the starter weapon, Karakuri Katana. It can do impressive damage through combo chains, and its weapon gauge ability is Unbound. This lets players boost their damage upon activation. This weapon is the one you start the game with within Wild Hearts.

After defeating Ragetail and aiding the woman at the beginning of the game, players can unlock the Nodachi, Bladed Wagasa, Maul, and Bow. The Nodachi in Wild Hearts is slow but devastating.

An up-close powerhouse, this greatsword-style weapon has a variety of stances to help players deal tons of damage. It might not be as fast as the katana, but it’s a blast.

If you’re a player that wants the style and expertly timed parries, go with the Bladed Wagasa. Don’t be offended that it’s a Paraol; this Wild Hearts weapon can deliver. It’s the best