Wild Heart’s Nodachi, meanwhile, whose mechanics are reminiscent of Monster Hunter’s Great Sword and Hammer, doesn’t have counters or the ability to switch to a quicker style like the Surge ...

Wild Hearts is a fresh start in the genre for Omega Force, and the directors have high hopes for the game beyond this week's launch. The studio will continue to support the game with free, ...

Wild Hearts could end up being the first truly exceptional Monster Hunter rival. There have been other games that have tried to mimic the feel, and ostensibly the success, of the Monster Hunter ...

“Wild Hearts” includes a lock on, but “Monster Hunter” vets will find that doing without it is better. Kemono’s have weak spots. With the Ragetail, it’s the tail that can be cut off.

Wild Hearts gives you plenty of options when it comes to how you hunt, after all, there’s 8 different weapons to try. We’ve spoken about these before, but what you need to know is that each of ...

Wild Hearts drops you into an open world and lets you explore, build resting spots, and use your Karakuri – special gadgets you can build on the fly – to find your prey and get around more easily.

Wild Hearts weapons come in lots of different forms, from the shapeshifting karakuri staff, to the world's deadliest umbrella, the bladed wagasa.But while many of Wild Hearts' weapon choices feel ...

Wild Hearts' global illumination setting is also potentially affected on Series S here based on the above shots, creating a plainer, less vibrant result.

Wild Hearts features a fast travel system, but it’s rather unusual as it depends on very strict factors that determine whether you can unlock a fast travel point or not.All this starts with ...

Wild Hearts’ first few encounters with a Kemono offer up a major learning curve for new players. The battles are long, arduous affairs that are a test of skill and patience.