WILD HEARTS™

Wenn es nicht von EA wäre hätte ich dem Spiel eine Chance gegeben. Aber bei dem Namen schien mir die Qualität einfach zu schlecht. Und ich möchte denen nicht einen Cent geben.

O jogo é ótimo, porem sente falta de algumas coisa como um mascote animal ou um meio de veiculo ou um animal como um cavalo ou ave etc. fora isso estou gostando bastante !!

WILD HEARTS is a welcome competitor in the monster hunting genre. It has some great ideas, and some less great ones, but I think it's still a fun game at a discount. The biggest issue facing WILD HEARTS is the lack of a multiplayer playerbase. Most of the game will be played solo, which means a couple endgame fights will be extremely frustrating. The good part is that the rest of the game can still be accessed and enjoyed without multiplayer. Monster models look great. but their animations look stiff and robotic at times. Monster behavior can get pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with how often they attack, especially endgame "volatile" variants (bird monsters are the worst offenders here; I never want to fight another Tsukuyomi again). Attacks track the player really aggressively, making dodging a tad challenging. With these frequent attacks, an invulnerability window would have been nice. I frequently got double or triple tapped by a single attack during endgame hunts. All attacks also appear to deal elemental damage, making element matching per fight much more important. The good aspects more than make up for some frustrating monster design. Some of the monster tracks on the OST are really stellar, notably Deathstalker's. The big story fights are really well done and enjoyable, especially the final boss. The weapon crafting system is really neat (you progress through a web of weapons, passing skills from earlier weapons onto later ones). Weapon skills are much more impactful than their equivalents in Monster Hunter. The hammer moveset is satisfying to use, even if its not MH:R or 4U. Karakuri are small devices you can construct at any time. They aid in navigation and in fighting monsters, with a pretty large variety. Endgame fights rely really heavily on abusing these as much as possible, but up until they they augment your navigation and combat really well. You can also use these to build camps, ziplines, and other permanent structures in each locales, customizing it to the way you like to approach fights. Endgame progression is pretty lackluster. There's not much to do with endgame materials once you craft the weapon or armour you want. Early game weapons are still needed, but the materials to craft them don't drop. The UI for everything is really poor, which makes crafting and comparing armour a massive pain. Cooking is also a chore thanks to the UI issues, which is a shame because drying, pickling, and smoking my food items for varied bonuses was fun. If you're looking for a different flavor of monster hunting, WILD HEARTS is a great choice. I got a solid 80 hours out of the game with 100% achievements and a couple maxed out weapons and armour sets. I think it would be best enjoyed with a friend, but I really enjoyed it solo (or the rare multiplayer battle i could find).

A bit laggy because of resolution issues but still a fun play nonethgeless.

optimization sucks

poopy poop

lagi, bugi a grałem tylko 10minut xD