Wild Heart S Nintendo Switch 2 - 4 players gameplay footage(direct feed)
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Poppinfresh
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The game itself is very nice looking, but the Fortnite-style building and the fact that some weapon types were gated behind progression really turned me off.
Toots
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The kakemono (or whatever they call the wooden structures) building makes it apart from monster hunter, but the gameplay loop is mostly the same still. Hunt a huge beast, try to take it down, have it flee somewhere, pursue it, kill it, do that again. Only you can build springboards to jump onto the monster, walls to stop his charge, ziplines for quick traversal, etc.
The japanese flair is really nice tho, you sometimes have the impression you are in a ghibli movie when you venture into dense forest (like in the first level).
edit : By the way it looks much less muddier and with a more stable framerate than the PS4 version, even played on ps5
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Hudo
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Yeah.
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MMaRsu
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I guess they thought lol might as well make it for Switch 2
Yoshichan
And they made him a Lord of Cinder. Not for virtue, but for might. Such is a lord, I suppose. But here I ask. Do we have a sodding chance?
WARNING: DO NOT BUY WILD HEARTS 
Save your money and your sanity. Despite its potential and beautiful concept, Wild Hearts is plagued with:
Save your money and your sanity. Despite its potential and beautiful concept, Wild Hearts is plagued with:
- Game-breaking bugs
- Poor performance across platforms
- Abandonware-level support
- No meaningful updates or fixes
- Frustrating gameplay issues that ruin the fun
Schmendrick
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Great game design but incredibly broken (and I really can`t stress enough just how broken it was) implementation.
This trainwreck makes Monster Hunter Wilds RE Engine issues look "good" in comparison. If the Switch 2 version is anywhere near the level of technological incompetence of the last release then it`s definitely a "HANDS OFF!" situation.
This trainwreck makes Monster Hunter Wilds RE Engine issues look "good" in comparison. If the Switch 2 version is anywhere near the level of technological incompetence of the last release then it`s definitely a "HANDS OFF!" situation.
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WARNING: DO NOT BUY WILD HEARTS
Save your money and your sanity. Despite its potential and beautiful concept, Wild Hearts is plagued with:
EA and Koei Tecmo have effectively abandoned the game, leaving players in the dust. Don't fall into the trap.
- Game-breaking bugs
- Poor performance across platforms
- Abandonware-level support
- No meaningful updates or fixes
- Frustrating gameplay issues that ruin the fun
But it seems that the peformance on switch 2 is much better. We didn't see a lot yet, ... so it's still fair to wait.
But all other points are fair for sure.
mèx
Member
A great game marred by terrible performance. I like it more than some Monster Hunter entries.
It's not a carbon copy of Monster Hunter, it's heavily inspired by it obviously, but the combat has a different feeling thanks to the Karakuri system. The gameplay is super fun and engaging. I also had a great time building shortcuts across the map to get to the monsters quickly, you can do some insane stuff there.
The monster variety is not as big as Monster Hunter, but since this is a new IP it's understandable. Don't expect tons of monsters, the rosters is actually on the smaller side.
It's such a shame they abandoned it, they had something good on their hands and they squandered it.
I hope it gets new life on the Switch 2, and if it does well maybe they might consider making a sequel.
It's not a carbon copy of Monster Hunter, it's heavily inspired by it obviously, but the combat has a different feeling thanks to the Karakuri system. The gameplay is super fun and engaging. I also had a great time building shortcuts across the map to get to the monsters quickly, you can do some insane stuff there.
The monster variety is not as big as Monster Hunter, but since this is a new IP it's understandable. Don't expect tons of monsters, the rosters is actually on the smaller side.
It's such a shame they abandoned it, they had something good on their hands and they squandered it.
I hope it gets new life on the Switch 2, and if it does well maybe they might consider making a sequel.
Jack Videogames
Member
Curious anyone knows how it works in Ally X?
Grizzled Ghost
Member
Oooh a Shadow Hearts / Wild Arms crossover? That sounds interesting.
Wait, that was basically Shadow Hearts 3. And it sucked
Toots
Member
You're being dramatic, it's very playable for 20$ or under.WARNING: DO NOT BUY WILD HEARTS
Save your money and your sanity. Despite its potential and beautiful concept, Wild Hearts is plagued with:
EA and Koei Tecmo have effectively abandoned the game, leaving players in the dust. Don't fall into the trap.
- Game-breaking bugs
- Poor performance across platforms
- Abandonware-level support
- No meaningful updates or fixes
- Frustrating gameplay issues that ruin the fun
Heimdall_Xtreme
Hermen Hulst Fanclub's #1 Member
The monster hunter of Koei Tecmo..
According to gaming legends, it's impossible to complete it solo due to its difficulty.
And it's too difficult even in co-op mode.
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GigaBowser
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Heimdall_Xtreme
Hermen Hulst Fanclub's #1 Member
Tecmo should take advantage of releasing this game, because if Monster Hunter comes out, this game will be disposable.