As I said it may not be the most polished game, and has its flaws for sure, but gameplay is solid. The Karakuri mechanic is fun as hell, as well as the "inspiration" you get in some hunts to create healing springs, walls, cannons.really adds a deeper level of fun in hunting. Weapons are fun to use and I have a Bloodborne-ish feeling when you awaken or transform them, and another thing I love is the Armor sets evolution, from balanced to human or kemono. Kemonos are very well designed creatures, fun to hunt. What I'm loving the most is its Japanese setting and influence overall, even in smaller details. It may not be as polished as the Capcom counterpart (only played World/Iceborne), but it has much more variety in monsters (too many dragons/lizards in MH) and bigger (but fewer) regions, which is better for me. Some may say it's a MH clone, but for me it's a Hunting Game it's like saying KOF is a SF clone because it has punches and kicks. 2nd run with bow type character, will do a 3rd later to try the cannon. Some may say it's a MH clone, but I had a blast with Wild Hearts. From blacksmiths to scientists, each one will be crucial to your survival against the fierce Kemono.I had a blast with Wild Hearts. Enter the village of Minato to meet the allies who will aid you in your hunt and help you protect the people of Azuma. Wild Hearts offer a few hunting grounds to explore. Players can team up with two other players as they progress in the game. The team estimated that players can complete the game's narrative campaign in about 30 hours. As the player progresses in the game, they will unlock new weapons and armors, allowing players to hunt more challenging monsters. Building Karakuri consumes thread, which can be acquired through simply attacking enemies.
Players can also build Karakuri to aid transversal. The constructed items are permanent, until they were destroyed by Kemono. However, these building blocks can be combined to form larger machines, such as a bulwark that blocks an enemy's path. For instance, players can build crates that allow players to leap off to deal massive damage to enemies, or a torch which can be used to ignite enemies. Wild Hearts encourages you to go out into the wilds and just take on hunt after hunt, but there are a range of sidequests. In addition to using weapons to defeat enemies, players can also build items to assist combat through the Karakuri mechanic. Minato, the games hub, is easy to forget about.
The game features eight different weapon types, including the likes of wagasa and katana.
Azuma is not an open world, but instead, several large areas that players can freely explore. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter, who must embark on quests to hunt down massive monsters known as Kemono in the world of Azuma.
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