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Monster Hunter Stories Video Game Free Download Repacklab. As a spin-off of the popular action series, Monster Hunter Stories expands the world with a shiny, new, undeniably cute coat of paint. But don’t let that deter you, because Monster Hunter Stories’ heartwarming story is served with amazingly fun RPG gameplay that never gets old, even beyond the 50-hour campaign. Instead of slicing your way through beasts and wyverns in real-time action a la the usual Monster Hunter style, Monster Hunter Stories features a turn-based battle system with you and your monster pal at your side against up to three enemies. These ally monsters are called “Monsties,” a kind of cringey but funny term, and it definitely isn’t the sole instance of questionable nomenclature. But I was able to easily overlook the silliness, and even began to enjoy it in between the action. REPACKLAB.COM SEXY GAMES

When in battle, the three rock-paper-scissors style basic attacks – Power, Tech, and Speed – forced me to put thought into my choices even before considering the special skills, combos, single-use items, or elemental strengths and weaknesses of each monster. Winning a rock-paper-scissors matchup against an enemy grants power to your Kinship Gauge, a meter that feeds special skills and lets you ride your Monstie, a mechanic that in turn lets you unleash devastating and super cool Kinship Abilities. Different weapon types with different skill sets, such as Great Swords with damaging slash skills, and Hunting Horns with supportive melodies, provide even more variety to every battle. With up to five combatants on the field at once, the multiple animations can drag a bit, but to keep things at a fast pace – literally – you can up the animation speed.

Rewarding Battles and Hidden Secrets

Monster Hunter Stories is much, much more than its battling system, too. Each new area opened up new possibilities, and my innate urge to explore not only rewarded me with necessary XP, but also with materials for new weapons and upgraded armor; and new or enhanced Monsties. Plus, these areas can be explored while riding your Monsties by ground, air, water, and even lava, and more areas of the map can be discovered with special field skills. Honestly, it felt rad to fly around on the back of a Rathalos, or to discover a cliff full of resources by climbing up ivy on a Tigrex. With so many things I wanted to see, do, and discover, I found myself accidentally grinding, not because I needed to progress to the story, but because it was fun. Dragon’s Dogma 2

Fighting rare monsters gave me access to their crafting materials and a chance to find their randomly generated dens (where the eggs are), so there are plenty of reasons to seek out and battle them beyond leveling. There are also Lost Poogies, cute little costumed pigs, to find hidden throughout the large, beautiful world, and the chance for rare monster dens to spawn. I never found myself venturing out and fighting just for the sake of progressing to the next area, and so I naturally leveled in accordance to the pace of the story.

The Thrill of Collecting and Raising Monsties

All of this exploring gave me plenty of materials to put Monster Hunter Stories’ crafting system to good use, which is simplified compared to the usual Monster Hunter. Instead of requiring a super-rare monster drop, like a Rathalos’ plate, to craft powerful gear, you only need a certain number of materials. Rare drops are just worth more than common items. So no grinding the same monster for hours searching for that one-percent-chance drop. That rewarding fight-carve-craft loop of Monster Hunter works for the action game, but the streamlined version is welcome in Stories. Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition

I most often searched for rare dens with monster eggs to steal, hatch, and raise in my own customized way to add to my collection of Monsties. With more than 100 monsters roaming around, gathering them is a daunting but delightful task. Finding each nest, collecting each egg, and hatching new Monsties all provide the same sort of rush I get from opening a blind box or pack of Pokemon cards. But even if I got a duplicate Monstie or one I would probably never add to my party, the effort was never wasted because of the Rite of Channeling, a fantastic customization system.

Engaging Storyline and Memorable Characters in Monster Hunter Stories

The solid gameplay is definitely its main selling point, but Monster Hunters Stories’ namesake – its story – isn’t something to overlook, either. It may be a bit fluffy and the dialogue occasionally gimmicky, but it also managed to elicit genuine surprise and emotion. Navirou, the little Felyne mascot, serves as much more than your silent-RPG-trope’s voice, and developed into a cute character I must admit I sort of admire. Other characters you meet along the way, although aren’t fleshed out entirely in the main story, were still memorable and charming in their own ways. Seriously, I teared up at the end, but then again I’m a sucker for heartfelt kids’ media. Just like Pokemon.

I absolutely thoroughly enjoyed my more than 50 hours with Monster Hunter Stories so far. It effectively eliminates the oh-so-common boring RPG grind, implements a novel turn-based battle system, and sincerely surprises me with seemingly limitless customizability. Though wrapped in a pleasant, sugary coating, Monster Hunter Stories did all of this while retaining the spirit of the Monster Hunter world with some small yet enjoyable nods to fans. I can’t wait to dive back into the endgame and hatch myself a Kirin. DayZ

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