🦖💥 Do you fancy more Monster Hunter World? Like, a lot more? 😄 If the answer is yes - which it very much should be - Monster Hunter Wilds has you covered 💪. When you’re talking sequels, ‘more of the same’ can really run the gamut ⚖️. It can be a pejorative, a suggestion that a developer hasn’t changed or done enough 🤔, guilty of taking the easy path with a sequel 🌐. But it can also be an expression of joy at a developer bloody well going for it 💥, building on what came before in a way that is iterative ⏹️, but also quietly revelatory 🔮. Having seen a half-hour demonstration of an exhilarating new hunt 🎯, Monster Hunter Wilds looks like the latter 👀.
In some sense, this is my favourite sort of sequel 🤔. There’s not much point in me covering the basic concepts of the game 📚, nor its broad structure - all of this remains unchanged from Monster Hunter World 🔙. If you haven’t played that game, you should - it’s nice and cheap now 💸, and it’s worth every penny 💰. At a glance, in those first stages of its demo 👀, you could even mistake Wilds for some sort of souped-up, max-settings version of World 🌐. “Sure looks like more MH” 😄, I find I’ve scribbled in my notebook 📝. But then, as the mission begins 🔜, a suite of exciting changes and additions is slowly revealed 💡, one after another 👀. Very quickly, it goes from feeling like more of the same 💤 to an epic evolution on what came before 🔥.
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