Release Date: September 8, 2017
A spin-off of the popular RPG series by Capcom, started in 2004. Like in the previous games of the franchise, Monster Hunter Stories focuses on challenging fights against giant monsters, but offers a different approach to the well-known theme. We play as a young boy who sets out on a journey accompanied by the mascot of the series, a Felyne warrior.
Monster Hunter Stories for AND, 3DS and iOS is an RPG game set in universe of a popular Monster Hunter series. Like in previous games of the franchise, it focuses on battling huge monsters, though it takes a different approach to this formula. The spin-off has been developed by Capcom.
The main hero of Monster Hunter Stories for AND, 3DS and iOS is a young boy, who sets on for adventure in company of faithful Felyne – a friendly cat-like warrior, who is the mascot of the series. The two-man team travels a vast, open world, fulfill quests and – obviously – battle with local monsters. As we progress with the plot, we will meet bigger beasts, defeating which will require using special tactics and good equipment.
Monster Hunter Stories offers slightly different visuals than other titles from Monster Hunter franchise. Developers of AND, 3DS and iOS version decided to make most of cel-shading technique, as well as lively colors.
Platforms:
Nintendo 3DS September 8, 2017
Android September 24, 2018
Apple iOS September 24, 2018
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A popular, especially among Japanese gamers, action-RPG series set in fantasy realities. The brand was created by the Capcom corporation, which also oversees its development.
A number of Capcom's internal documents have leaked as a result of a hacker attack. According to them, PC ports of Monster Hunter: Rise and Monster Hunter Stories 2, among others, are being prepared. In addition, the publisher was to receive $10 million for adding several Resident Evil games to Google Stadia.
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Adrian Werner
November 16, 2020
Game Ratings for Monster Hunter Stories (2017) Video Game.
TheSixthAxis: 7 / 10 by Jim Hargreaves
While it's certainly more approachable than your typical Monster Hunter game, Stories fails to capture what has made the series such a hit over the years.
Wccftech: 6 / 10 by Dave Aubrey
Amazing art style, tedious battle system and a difficulty that's aimed at young children - not one for Monster Hunter fans, but maybe their kids. If they like Rock, Paper, Scissors, that is.
We Got This Covered: 4 / 5 by Jon Hueber
Monster Hunter Stories may look and sound like a traditional Monster Hunter title, but underneath that veneer is a deep monster collecting game that surprises in its breadth, with cartoonish graphics and a kid-friendly story to boot.
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