Damn, I didn’t even know about this game and it’s apparently coming out next month in February, right?
Looks like action-action-action-action-action-rpg no 1234141234123, just with a lot of wierd, convoluted and unnecessary mechanics (that stool killed me) obfuscating the fact that it is yet another button smasher.
Oh, yeah, and a nice graphic.
Every game is a button masher, tbh.
No, if there isn’t any time limit for pressing the button, it’s obviously not “masher”.
They are to me.
Well you can even play chess with 5 second move limit if you want
kewl
If it’s anything like its obvious inspiration, Monster Hunter, it definitely won’t be a button masher. At least I hope so :P
I played MH (got bored after 2 hours), it’s still button masher, you just not necessarily need to mash it as fast as you can but in more precise moments, which make it better than your usual action game, but it’s still first and foremost action game.
I played MH
Out of curiousity, which one?
Also, if you want a non-button mashy Monster Hunter game, you should check out the older games (MH4U if you’ve been playing MHW/MHR).
Monster Hunter World i think. It’s not that i unconditionally hate every button smasher game, for example i like the Dynasty/Samurai/Pirate/whatever else Warriors series and some hack&slashes like PoE are also not bad (also Hades is excellent), but i was burn way too many times on “RPG” label being put on games that are not RPG in the slightest, just action adventure games.
Didn’t you know? If it has stats, character levels, character creation and some decision making - it automatically constitutes as RPG these days! /s
Ugh, if i get some actual RPG every time i heard that argument i would never even had to heard that argument in a first place.
Wait dammit it’s paradox?
Definitely not going to be able to run that game lol
On your PC?
Koei TecmoMonster HunterAh, should’ve just said it’s Toukiden 3.
lmao
Could be interesting, especially since I loved Monster Hunter Rise. I’m not too optimistic though, since it’s published by EA
Activision published Sekiro; yet it came out without issues.
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