The player's chosen monster, or Monstie, fights alongside them in combat and can do attacks alongside the player. There's also a pretty strong emphasis on co-op during the combat, though it's not always with other players. When this happens, they'll drop a unique monster part that can be used to craft weapons and armor. Much like in the main Monster Hunter series, certain monsters can be knocked down. That isn't to say there aren't any familiar elements in the combat that those familiar within the main series. RELATED: Capcom Is Poised to Dominate 2021 Instead of the hack-and-slash-inspired hunter gameplay of the main series, players instead engage in RPG-like battles against various monsters from the series.
Capcom kindly provided CBR with a review copy of the Nintendo Switch version of Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin to check out, allowing us to see how the game changes up the Monster Hunter formula.įor those unfamiliar with the Monster Hunter Stories series, the biggest difference from the rest of the Monster Hunter games is the combat.
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Along with Rise, Capcom also released a new entry into the spinoff series Monster Hunter Stories, where players take on the role of a Rider rather than a Hunter. The Monster Hunterseries has exploded in popularity as of recent, with games like Monster Hunter Rise showcasing the franchise's amazing teamwork-focused combat, crafting system and monster designs.
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