Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2021

  You and your cats kill colossal creatures, and then wear them as hats to make you and your cat look fashionable. Monster Hunter World is a truly skilled based game that rewards planning, and prediction of twitch reflexes and hack n slash button mashing. Gather, plan, die, plan, kill, carve, repeat until die doesn’t happen then start all over with the next deadly beast. The world is a primal instinct wonderland. Heavy on RPG mechanics but gives you a rush of satisfaction when you take down something 20x your size minimum. Also get ready to question what school taught you about probability as you kill your Xth monster without getting the loot you desire. 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Nov 14, 2022

  A favorite
• gamedeal user

  Nov 14, 2022

  So far, the sole L's for the game, for me is the depressingly low (when any) number of players you can play with, sometimes jank lobby behaviour, glitching out from Quests and inability to rejoin (optic fibre flawless internet connection, 50 Mb/s 30~40ms country-wise connection), and not all dialogue being actually voiced breaking the enforced immersion of unskippable cutscenes. And the game playing ideally alongside other hunters, yet a full four-hunter squad experience happening only once for me, in ten hours, despite active search, wasting much time doing so, well, suffice to say, the experience leaves much to be desired, at this point and certainly for the asking price, these days, a very high asking price.
• ⅍ Altruity

  Nov 14, 2022

  Whether you Play MH World or Rise, one thing everyone should agree on is this game graphics wise is far superior. Id also say Mechanically too! From what i've played of this i do definitely prefer it to its counterpart.
• NumbToes

  Nov 14, 2022

  you can kill monsters and turn them into clothes. 10/10
• Sauron

  Nov 15, 2022

  Yes
• gamedeal user

  Nov 16, 2022

  This is a very grindy game. However, it's a fun grind (most of the time). I was pleasantly surprised by this one. If you're going to buy MHW, definitely get Iceborne too. The High Resolution Texture Pack (free) is also worth getting if your system can handle it. There are a few pros and cons I'd like to highlight. I'll start off with the cons and end with the pros: Cons: -There are arguably too many systems and menus. Assigned missions, arena quests, optional quests, investigations, event quests, special assignments, expeditions, SOS flares, deliveries, bounties, special events, item gathering and general management, abilities + decorations, set bonuses, charms, pendants, the various forms of crafting and melding, sieges, meals, ingredients, weapons, loadouts, radial menus, defense armors, layered armors, sphere upgrades, Palico management, augmentations, enlightening, steamworks, mantles, crowns, fishing, buff handling, capturing, cultivation, safaris, tribal friendships, treasure hunting, photo hunts, camp establishments, the Guiding Lands and its leveling system, crowns, room decor... it just goes on and on and on and on and on. You get hit with tutorial after tutorial throughout the game, and it never lets up. There's a lot to learn and take in. Maybe I'm just slow, but I felt like by the time I finally had a strong grasp on everything, I was several hundred hours in and the game was (mostly) over already. I can't help but feel that the game could have been simplified in several places. -Solo play is disproportionately brutal. Which is not to imply it's always too hard necessarily, but rather it's lopsided. This often incentivizes "getting carried" - where if you get stuck, you can just pop an SOS flare (or arrange a game with friends) until you get stronger players on-board, and then finish the quest + move on with all the rewards. Even though the monster's HP scales/increases as more people join, the splitting of the monster's focus makes it way easier to heal and easier to find openings for attacks. When you have multiple people hammering away at a monster with overpowered gear, the end result is often fewer player faints (and thus more rewards) and a much quicker fight. -I wish the fights were faster-paced. Swinging your weapon often feels sluggish, which is very frustrating when you're up against a monster that is jumping around all over the place. I'd rather have faster attacks in exchange for slightly tougher monsters. Pros: -This is a fun game, which is really the best thing I can say about it. The monster designs are really cool and I often enjoyed just looking at them. It's neat that different monsters have different weak spots, and the progressions of certain fights are a blast. The fight against Raging Brachydios, for example - he starts off so large, strong, pristine, and foreboding... but by the end of things, you're underground in an active volcano area and the monster now looks like a beat-up overgrown piece of burnt pot roast that is fighting tooth and nail for its survival. The ground is blowing up and lava is raining down upon you, all while this huge monster is charging in your direction -- shit gets wild. Intense moments like that are fantastic, and those fights always end with a huge sigh of relief and satisfaction. -There is still challenge to be had even with the best gear. Whether you're going up against Alatreon, Fatalis, or Arch-Tempered Velkhana, these fights will require you to have mastered the game mechanics, lest you become deadweight and fail the battle for yourself or the entire team. This helps keep the game interesting, as I'll always have a reason to go back and replay a tough fight.
• supleeesuco!

  Nov 19, 2022

  10/10 o gato fez emote comigo
• gamedeal user

  Nov 19, 2022

  Man those shit idiot dinosaurs don't know what hit them
• Heisenberg

  Nov 20, 2022

  best game ever