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Monster Hunter Stories (2017)
3DS
Released On: Sep 8, 2017
79
8.2
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 54 Critic Reviews
79
72% Positive
39 Reviews
39 Reviews
26% Mixed
14 Reviews
14 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 54 Critic Reviews
79
72% Positive
39 Reviews
39 Reviews
26% Mixed
14 Reviews
14 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Monster Hunter Stories is an excellent adventure that channels the colourful world of Capcom’s storied series into a joyous JRPG. It suffers from performance issues on non-New 3DS hardware, but it’s still full of personality, beautifully presented and fun to play, with combat that’s easy to grasp but engaging throughout. Longtime MonHun fans will appreciate Stories as a thoughtfully-made spin-off, but the gameplay template and tone are so different that you don’t need to be familiar with — or even enjoy! — mainline Monster Hunter to have a great time here. Regardless of whether you’ve been hunting Hornetaurs since the beginning or couldn’t tell a Felyne from a Fatalis, Stories is yet another charming 3DS RPG that’s well worth your time.
Monster Hunter Stories is an unlikely alternative to the main series of the Monster Hunter franchise that effortlessly packs a punch. With its adorable cast of characters and art style, it’s inevitable to be drawn by it. With changes in the battle mechanics and role as a player, returning fans might be skeptical with how it holds up, but rest assured it’s a game for both returning fans and newcomers to enjoy and seamlessly fawn over.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 115 User Ratings
8.2
78% Positive
90 Ratings
90 Ratings
15% Mixed
17 Ratings
17 Ratings
7% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 115 User Ratings
8.2
78% Positive
90 Ratings
90 Ratings
15% Mixed
17 Ratings
17 Ratings
7% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
I'm glad I didn't sleep on this game. I've logged 50 hours so far and it's still holding my interest. In short, I would say this game is a better version of Pokemon. You traverse the world full 3D, the battles are deep, there's more customization, and there's full-blown cutscenes. My only complaint was the main game was too easy, I barely looked into the game mechanics because I didn't have to, but the challenge hits hard in the post-game (I'm just now realizing this is true for all MH games). But to counter negative reviews I've read: it's far more than simple rock-paper-scissors. Knowing monsters well results in more successful turns, which boosts Kinship, which enables you to pull off better moves. The system works great. I also read complaints that it's turn-based (they must have not looked at any gameplay videos before buying). All in all, one of my favorite games ever. Now, on to the sequel!
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Monster Hunter Stories is a delightful game that surprised the hell out of me. It’s pretty, it’s fun, it’s fresh, and a real departure from the original series but still retains elements to keep it familiar. If you like JRPG’s or monster collecting games like Pokemon, Monster Hunter Stories is a must own. Just don’t go into the game expecting a traditional style, and you will be surprised with how good it is.
Monster Hunter Stories may look and sound like a traditional Monster Hunter title, but underneath that veneer is a deep monster collecting game that surprises in its breadth, with cartoonish graphics and a kid-friendly story to boot.
Monster Hunter Stories is a good RPG, that combines collecting with a fun combat system.
Monster Hunter Stories is a decent spin-off, perfect for introducing anyone to the Monster Hunter franchise. The battles may allow for too much gambling and the environments can be unappealing for the eye, but it still features an interesting story that will keep you hooked for dozens of hours.
At best, Monster Hunter Stories is a good Pokémon knock off for fans of the genre. The flawed story makes it difficult to recommend for others.
Amazing graphics, amazing game mechanics and the artwork is sublime. The egg hatching system, the expedition system, the crafting system and all the battle mechanics are on point! If you like horizon zero down and pokemon, this is like playing the best of both at the same time. I wish it was the main monster hunter series, to be really honest.
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No. No es un MH tradicional y no vas a tener batallas épicas con tus amigos en contra de bestias y dragones majestuosos...
Es un juego chibi y colorido el cual carece de lo que para mi debe ser un MH ¡¡¡PERO!!!.. Tiene sus cosas buenas.
Al cambiar toda la fórmula de lo que es un MH nos traen una faceta nueva, el punto de vista de los Raiders. Ginetes de dragón al mas puro estilo de como entrenar a tu dragon de Pixar.
La historia nones la octava maravilla pero cumple su propósito. Las mecanicas de juego y el gameplay en general cumplen y son entretenidos.
Gráficamente se ve muy bien sin contar que veras muchos personajes tranformarse de seres grises a "personas" y alguno que otro lag por ahí.
Mi queja es el gato que te acompaña en la aventura. Un simple estorbo que termina siendo muy molesto y repetitivo.
Personajes muy de relleno y otros carismáticos, que te harán dar unas buenas carcajadas.
En general es un buen juego que cumple su objetivo.
Entretenerte mientras sale el MH World.
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3DS
The game is pretty fun, it's a mix of Pokemon and Monster Hunter. Unfortunately, the NA version was left way behind the JP version. I bought the game after watching a trailer for the JP version only to find out we'll likely never get all the content that the JP version has (namely the elder dragons). I've been waiting for a nearly half a year hoping it would arrive, but it doesn't look like we will ever get it. From what I've read on forums, Capcom and Nintendo will say its up to the other company to decide if the NA version will get the same updates as the JP version. It's a bit of a let down by both companies so from now on I'll hold off buying Capcom games on the Nintendo unless it's been fully updated already.
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Summary When a monster strikes, the fearful hide, but the brave? They ride. Venture into monster nests to collect eggs and hatch a wide array of species with uniquely powerful skills. Form teams, battle alongside them, crush opponents with combo attacks, and ride into the sunset a champion. Need more muscle? Then mix and match genes to create mo...
Rated E +10
for Everyone +10
Platforms:
- 3DS
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Initial Release Date: Sep 8, 2017
Developer:
- Capcom
Publisher: Nintendo
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