
A new adventure awaits you in this second installment of the turn-based RPG series set in the world of Monster Hunter! Become a Rider and form bonds with friendly monsters known as Monsties to fight alongside them as you take part in an epic story.
Most likely between $6.9M and $19.5M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $39.99 | 83% | approximately $11.5M |
| PlayStation | $39.99 | 90% | — |
| Xbox | $39.99 | 94% | — |
| Nintendo | $14.99 | — | — |
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Cheapest copy: ≈ $14.99 on Nintendo · United States (−63%). Compare 32 prices in 15 markets →
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It's a good game. At least as good as Stories 1. But for every thing it greatly improves (autobattle, more interesting combat, wider party, friendlier monster customization process) there's something that kinda shone in the original that it drops (battle pouch, the gorgeous cartoony color palette, tighter story.) I do like the more naturalistic environments, bigger variety of monsters, stronger weapon identities, and that there's a bit more give to the difficulty. There's also just more game here, horizontally and vertically. It's a good sequel. I think it's worth playing Stories 1 before tackling this. However, if you like Stories 1 at all, even if you bounce off of it, definitely try Wings Of Ruin as well. Like the first, it does a stellar job of adapting monhun's mechanics to a more traditional rpg format, and it feels extremely soothing to play.
Positives: story mode is fun and i like the characters despite the tutorial dragging on for far too long, the monsters look cool and the worldbuilding is great Negatives: NO POOGIES???? also less animations than the first game, it feels a little more cheaply made because of it and the game is way too easy with the npc assistant, i wish there was a hard mode or something but maybe they'll leave later in the story? also for some reason if I leave the game Idle for a few minutes my whole screen starts glitching out and im somehow Im logged off my device??? I've never seen a game do that before... Im only 8 hours in so far but thats my experience so far
Un step up colossal en comparaison avec le premier opus, j'ai passé un très bon moment dessus. L'histoire du jeu ne casse pas trois pattes à un canard, c'est un peu niais par moment et Navirou prend la tête par moment mais tout ça est vite oublié avec tout l'aspect farming/optimisation de nos monstres que j'aime beaucoup dans la série. C'était vraiment fun de créer et d'améliorer notre équipement tout comme les jeux principaux de la série, surtout que sur cet opus notre chasseur fait enfin des dégâts aux ennemis là où je trouvais que c'était notre monstie qui faisait un peu tout dans le premier opus. Le nouveau système qui exploite les différents types d'arme pour faire plus de dégâts aux monstres est aussi bienvenu, j'ai pu jouer 3 types d'armes différents que j'ai trouvé très fun au lieu de spammer la même arme du début à la fin du jeu. Le seul problème que j'ai avec le jeu c'est que les combats peuvent paraitre un peu répétitif, une fois qu'on a cerné les patterns du monstre (ce qui prend seulement quelques tours et un peu de logique quand on a joué aux opus principaux) le jeu devient vraiment simple. J'aurais aussi beaucoup aimé tester le multijoueur mais malheureusement il est complètement désert, donc je me suis contenté uniquement de faire l'histoire principale jusqu'aux crédits de fin avant d'écrire cette review. Je recommende pour tous les joueurs de RPG qui veulent jouer à un "monster tamers".
The perfect game for the Steam Deck console
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Just finished the Story; such a well made game!!! This creature collector game situated on the world of Monster Hunter will inmerse you into the fun and satisfaction of being a rider, collecting eggs, and defeating monsters in a rock, paper, scissors mechanic turn based combat. I have never beaten a turn based game before, but this one was fun and challenging, added by a wholesome monster hunter story. It could be better in some quality of life aspects like moving genes in the monster itself (something MHS3 adds later on), but otherwise, such a greatgame with tons of content. I beated the main story with 36hours, and high rank barely starts now.
Its like a better pokemon. the story missions themselves are a bit repetitive but the combat is what I really enjoy. mix fire emblem's rock paper scissors with some light pokemon (water doing increased damage to fire and so on) with some additonal effects and you have yourself this game right here. Wholeheartedly recommend it for jrpg fans
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Good Storyline, Worth the time. Highly Recommended for JRPG
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