3 Reasons Why You Should Play Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin

Streamlined Mechanics

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As mentioned above and in our review, the mechanics in Monster Hunter Stories 2 are very streamlined. I’ll be the first to admit that this can be a bit of a turn-off for series veterans who enjoy the grind of the mainline Monster Hunter games, but for people who are actually new to the series or are intimidated by how overwhelming it can be, Stories makes things very simple and straightforward.

You don’t have to worry too much about breaking parts as all parts can be used to craft the weapons in a given tree, so you can just focus on the story and gameplay without needing to grind. Weapon switching is still in the game, and you can do it all from the combat menu as well.

The turn-based combat system is pretty straightforward as well, and follows a rock-paper-scissors system where you have to counter your enemies with the right attack type. The mechanics are simple and easy to get to grips with, and that’s what makes the game a joy to play.


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