foi o primeiro monster hunter que joguei pra valer, vou dizer que zerar essa porra não é pra qualquer um, tu tem que gostar do jogo pra zerar kk

tem muita coisa que se repete e a dificuldade escala MUITO, provavelmente tu vai parar por motivos do jogo ser extenso, e como eu disse repetitivo.


tirando os pontos que citei, é um bom jogo pra se jogar ouvindo podcast ou vendo algum vídeo, o jogo em geral é bom e bem feitinho.

Cuidado com o Rajang

Monster Hunter Rise is as solid as ore, albeit as dry the Sandy Plains as the base launch of World was. However, it makes up for it in the post-launch support, as all of these games do. Props to Capcom Division 3 for the foundation they've laid for the series and improved on.

Kamura's Feudal Architecture, the cobble-stone paving, the colorful Sashimono banners all add to the overall aesthetic of the game, one that's greatly appreciated and pits one to one with Pokke Village as a favorite. This home-yness incremented by the still one-dimensional but not as vapid cast as the last game cast of this game, and the two 𝑀𝒾𝓈𝓉𝓇𝑒𝓈𝓈𝑒𝓈 Hinoa and Minoto being best gals, fite me. All of it lends toward the best mood and art direction in the series, beating out the rather bland, at least in my opinion, I know I know jalapeño popper take, jurassic direction of World that MH7 (not 6, fuck y’all, Rise is 6!) will also have.

So too are the maps teaming with life thrice over, of all trophic levels. Life that gives to an ecology that feels alive, even if it isn’t truly alive. All beset with that life not just being set-dressing, but aiding/ailing in moment to moment gameplay. Stone Lizards that drop Spheres, stat boosting Spiri-birds, Great Izuchi calling on a pack of Smaller Izuchi to gank you dank swords style, or Icy Tundras where you'll face upon Lagombi who'll lead you into a pit infested with those STINGY BASTARDS... gripe aside.

Herein, you're to be fixated on the staple gameplay loop of Monster Hunter that you either couldn't get into or never got tired of, no in-between; slaying monsters and accruing all manner of pelts, fangs, horns, or other bodily features via an actually well balanced RNG Loot system that's woven with an upgrade system that's divided by armor sphere spending and deck allotting, usually to three slots per armor variant max all available at the smithy after certain HR levels are reached, all while new Silkbind moves for your weapon of choice open, camp grounds from previous expeditions are opened, you deck your buddies out with the same set as you or a different set hey maybe you're into fashion hunter, no knock against ya, and they push you along to grind s'more.

Oh right Silkbinds, so it's a faux hunter art system where you get one or two special moves depending on what class you're into, which changes up gameplay lots and adds more depth and breadth to a game that already has it in spades. As an Insect Glaive main I really like that I get to do a spinny move that finally looks different than the spinny move I've been accustomed to since the damn thing was introduced in 4, I was stuck with Tetra-seal for a while and the range sucks but Diving Wyvern is a fucking GODSEND, AAAAND the Kinsect recall that nets you two buffs instead of one kind of broke the game in a really good way for me. Can’t speak for mains of other weapons as each one has a meta and I only dabbled in such stuff like the Hunting Horn and heard from long-time mains that it got downgraded, but point is the game has sooooooooooo much player choice it's insane

As an Impromptu bookend to this review since I'm a bad writer and don't know how to review games, the game has soooooooooo much player choice it's insane… But no really, try Monster Hunter Rise. It’s never been a better time to get into the franchise, which is coming from a vet that started at Tri on the Wii back in the olden days. With such a polished, streamlined, and fun game that honors the series legacy, it's a hardy ass recommendation from me, a nobody on the internet. Buy the game basically, it's really good, and it applies to every monster hunter game ever too, this is a review of every game in the series if you look at it that way. Grab three buddies and go slay a Rathalos or something. Thanks for reading if and when you do or did.

Definitely more enjoyable than world, but still not really my thing. The game is mostly really easy with a few erratic difficulty spikes, mainly each time you fight magnamalo, though I might have simply misunderstood a few of its mechanics.

I played most of this one with some friends which definitely improved the experience, I love the monster designs and in terms of weapons I really enjoyed the hunting horn! The game has a bad habit of giving you a dozen of different tutorials for new mechanics at the same time when you get to certain ranks, which can be overwhelming and really annoying when both blacksmith npc:s give you the same damn tutorial separately. The wirebug mechanics add a lot more mobility to fights but also seem to be a big contributor for the low difficulty. A decently fun time, but I probably won't touch this series again.

I am a hammer only player that has played this game with friends 3 times on every console it has released on, it’s a fantastic game and my favorite monster hunter to date with high hopes that Wilds will be even better and become my favorite. I have nothing invested in the village quest lines but from a multiplayer/hub perspective I have/can/will play this game all night whenever I am asked. It’s arcade style is fun and easily digestible while being replayable in the monster hunter style I have come to respect after a decade of playing this series.

That was the base game. With the addition of Sunbreak it just continued to get better with more skills, monsters, locations and armors to a point where it has dethroned World and became my favorite monster hunter…and I don’t even use the dogs which were the best addition to this already great game. I see no reason to not try this game especially with the price cuts commonly given to the game.

I had been wanting to get into the monster hunter games for a while, hearing a lot about iconic bosses from MH: World and such; so I was excited about going into Rise as my first monster hunter game.

I started playing it together with a friend and we completed a dozen or so missions in co-op, but all we found was boring and repetitive content. The movement and combat feels super clunky, with bosses that have too much HP that it just becomes a drag. The first hunt is a little fun but after that it's the same thing over and over again. We didn't find the fights to be fun at all, it's just pushing 1 button for 30 minutes with the occaisional skill until it dies and then go do the same thing to the next monster.
Though there are some interesting weapons in the game like the gunlace which I enjoyed using more; that made it feel a bit more engaging than a clicking simulator.

Apologies to all the monster hunter fans out there, but it doesn't seem like this game is for me.

não fodemos com longsword nessa porra
longsword é arma de bucetinha
SnS estará lá
nossas armas são fundamentais
nosso mal é ontológico
metsu shoryugeki