Последние обзоры SirJilo

There's nothing I can say which hasn't already been said. One of my top 5 games of all time, buy it and enjoy.

Once the game is over you're left asking why there wasn't more content made. 10/10 would fall for Cappie again

It all starts when you create a character whose face only a mother could love. You're then greeted by a menu system unlike any you've ever seen before (it will take some time to get used to). Meet characters you'll only interact with for the first 2 hours of gameplay before you start skipping all their dialogue BUT, looking past these slight inconveniences your first real fight awaits you: Great Jagras.

You manage to slay the beast after a fierce (and somewhat button-mashey battle) only to realize that this was just the first monster out of about 70 give or take, all of which will force you to interact with the game systems in new and interesting ways. Some will force you to target specific parts of their body to deal any meaningful damage, some will inflict you with status effects which you need to counter with specific items and some more will use and even form their environment to their advantage. On top of this, monsters sometimes fight eachother. You might be hunting one monster only to be absolutely demolished by another just running or flying right into your battle. As you might guess: fighting two monsters at once is difficult, but the game gives you options which allow you to shoo one of them away.

During your adventure where you hunt these unknown monsters you will get better and better at interacting with the game's systems and most importantly, using your weapon. This game nails the feeling of mastery like no other, just like all the Monster Hunter games do really. Getting really precise parries or dodges and launching devastating counterattacks just feels so incredibly satisfying. Not to mention that there are several different ways to damage monsters, including using the environment and several gadgets and consumables you acquire along the way.

To add on top of this: the game features multiplayer AND your actions can actually interact with your teammates. Hitting someone might cause them to trip, depending on the weapon you can even hit someones shield to enable them to use a counterattack which then hits the monster you're hunting. This isn't a system you will interact with all that much but if you want to enjoy the game to the fullest I highly advise you play some multiplayer, either with randoms or preferably friends.

The game can get rather difficult, especially once you get into the Iceborne expansion. It's never difficult enough as to get frustrating but if you're into difficult games you can absolutely get your fill later on into the story. If you just want to slap giant monsters around: the game has systems in place which allow you to somewhat control difficulty (with crafting certain armor pieces and weapons), so you should be fine.

You cannot write a review of a Monster Hunter game without mentioning the incredible work that Capcom has put into the ecology of the monsters. Not only are there extensive field guide entries and wiki data on how the different monsters interact with their respective ecosystems, you can also see it first hand. You'll be able to find tracks, tufts of hair, mucus, carcasses and much more when out on a hunt which point you towards what kind of monsters might be lurking around. The game directly tells you which monster it is once you've investigated that particular monster enough, but you can also see what monster it is purely based on the textures of these different tracks you find.

Some monsters even form the environment around them to suit them. This does not stop at building nests or forging paths through the forest. They might incorporate toxic parts of the nature around them into their attacks, they might create tunnels or burrows which allow them to use their specific modes of attack more effectively and so on. This is most apparent in the Rotten Vale, where more than half the map is formed by one specific monster.

As you might see, I can go on and on about why this game is great (don't even mention the soundtrack. Look up "Bazelgeuse theme" on You Tube), given it has it's flaws. I'll list a few so you don't think I'm too biased:

-Unorthodox and sometimes irritating menu systems, especially the inventory.
-The clutch claw (an item you'll be using every hunt) has some trouble hitting regularly, and it's range is a bit weird.
-Drop rates which sometimes force you to fight the same monster more than a couple of times to actually get what you need (somewhat offset by melding later in the game)
-Monster pathing can sometimes force you to run around way more than you actually want to, especially when you don't know enough about a monster to be able to track it in real time.

TL;DR Hunt big dinosaurs with ginormous weaponry. Craft comically large armor sets. Get bullied for your choice of weapon. Get bullied for your ugly armor. Get absolutely destroyed 100 times over by Raging Brachydios. 9/10 would buy again.

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