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This game is an incredible and stunning achievement of what is possible when a large and passionate game studio with talented developers and a quality driven CEO that is actively involved in the development process in a good way put all their effort into making the best game they possibly can. No nickle and diming here, just a damn good game that you can sink years into. 10/10, highly recommend. This game is a masterpiece.

Game of the year here we come!

Awful loot distribution. Premium way too expensive, severely nerfed silver gains, severely nerfed black market. Market taxed to oblivion.

This game is not worth your time. You will spend days grinding and accomplish almost nothing without premium, and your first month of premium will take you 1-3 months of super boring, lame, grindy ass gameplay to afford. Go out to a black or red zone? You get immediately zergged and 1v10-1v20ed. If by some miracle that doesnt happen, the rewards in the red and black zones is STILL garbage tier levels of bad.

Holy cow... I cant really concisely articulate just how incredible this game is. This review is intended to be relatively comprehensive but I may miss a few things, and it is probably going to end up being a tad lengthy so please bare with me.

Pokemon, Metroid and Castlevania are all very important games that pioneered their genres, popularized them and helped to shape many modern games today . All 3 of these IPs have games that are considered so good that they are masterpieces that transcend time and can be enjoyed again and again regardless of age by incredibly large numbers of people. Pokemon specifically is one of, if not the most valuable video game IP on the planet proving that the monster taming genre appeals to incredibly large numbers of people worldwide.

All that, and yet, Monster Sanctuary has managed to eclipse Pokemon entirely in it's first entry, by taking the genre to the next level. This game takes everything you love about the best Pokemon games in that series and combines it with the main design elements that are core to the metroidvania genre. This fusion is, frankly, ingenious, and pulled off seamlessly. Monster Sanctuary doesn't stop there though!

The monsters themselves are elevated above and beyond anything Pokemon has managed by giving them each multiple skill trees and monster equipment, allowing you to build them in specific ways. Because of this, there is a huge emphasis on team building and strategy. The strategy and team building elements are balanced to utter perfection. Every single monster in the game is strong and viable. All the while, no one monster or strategy is without weakness so there is no "best strategy" or "best monster". The shifting system (dark and light monsters) adds another layer of depth and complexity to the team building. Some monsters even evolve which alter their skill trees entirely.

Monster sanctuary can be quite challenging at times, but never manages to feel unfair, or oppressive. These challenges encourage you to rethink your team and strategy and make diving deeper into the team building, skill trees, equipment and shifting systems in order to problem solve fun, rewarding, and addictive.

You can collect as many monsters as you want, and can choose one that will follow you on screen (swapping between them is simple and without restriction). Each of these monsters has abilities that will aid you in a variety of ways. The level design is masterfully done (as it should be in any metroidvania game), encouraging you to go back to areas you could not fully explore before later on and rewarding you for doing so. There are plenty of secrets to look for and puzzles to solve (requiring varying degrees of brain power) The soundtrack is fantastic. Movement feels great. The platforming has points where it might take a few attempts to overcome, but doesn't ever feel unfair, or frustrating. The story is fine. Simple, but well told, with plenty of room for expansion in future games. The environments, graphics and animations are all beautifully done. Multiplayer PvP is supported as well.

In closing I will say this: Monster Sanctuary is, without question, the strongest game in the monster taming genre I have ever played and is one hell of a good metroidvania game too. It is one of the absolute greatest games that I have ever played, period. I feel confident recommending this to absolutely everyone. Buy it, support the game, and the developers so that we can hopefully get more Monster Sanctuary games in the future. I can think of no game more worthy of mass support than this one.

Its a great, fun game, with an awesome community, made by awesome developers.

Have owned it for the 3DS for years, it was great when I got it back then, and it's still a great game now.

If you're looking for a JRPG, look no further. An excellent game in every sense of the word. Easily 50 hours of content, lots of post game content, and replay value with new game + grade shop perks will provide you with 100s of hours of gameplay potentially.

Super bullet spongy hit scanning enemies are really bad. other than this the game is fantastic. What a shame, the bullet sponge hit scanners are the only thing i can find wrong with this game.

I loved this game and the developers behind it at first untill the Unknown Worlds CEO decided to go full on SJW and fire one of their developers for simply having opinions that the CEO didnt like. Unknown worlds puts their SJW themed political agenda above their game, and their staff. They are so demented that they want to have the character you play in game to undergo a spontanious sex change into a female to support the man hating 3rd wave feminism movement, instead of adding the CHOICE to play a man or a woman. These slimeballs dont deserve your support. Keep real life politics OUT of video games, we gamers have enough problems with the game industry allready.

Bethesda softworks shouldhang their heads in shame. ♥♥♥♥ paied mods, and ♥♥♥♥ bethesda softworks. My only hope is that someday they will pay for this.