Review Roundup For Wild Hearts
Omega Force's Monster-Hunter-inspired Wild Hearts is just around the corner, and the reviews are looking good.
Only announced in September last year, Wild Hearts comes from the studio best known for the Dynasty Warriors series, with EA on publishing duties. The game is obviously quite similar to Monster Hunter in its core concept, with reviews painting a strong picture of the latest entry into the growing genre. Some reviews have questioned whether Monster Hunter fans can make the switch, or if it's something that will work for new fans, but it still offers a strong and unique take.
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GameSpot's Wild Hearts review also found the game to be a great experience, giving it an 8/10, writing, «Whatever weapon you choose, Wild Hearts' action is thrilling if familiar. There's a palpable sense of weight behind each weapon swing, and you need to consider when to attack so you're not locked into an animation when you're forced to roll out of danger.»
Over on GameSpot's sister site Metacritic, the game has received a score of 80, a very strong average for a brand new IP. For a more in depth look at the broader critical consensus, check out some of the reviews on offer below.
«The core gameplay loop of Wild Hearts doesn't deviate too far from the formula established by Monster Hunter, yet the surprising decision to center it all around a fast-paced building mechanic is a stroke of ingenuity. The Karakuri system elevates each individual part of Wild Hearts. Combat, traversal, and co-op
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