Игрок 2592·Не рекомендует·79 ч в игре

I would not recommend this game at full price. If you’ve played the previous entries, wait for a sale. That said, if this is your first Monster Hunter Stories game, it’s a reasonable entry point. Even though it’s the third instalment and supposedly set 200 years after the second game, you’re not really missing anything important — the gameplay loop is largely the same as before. What I Didn’t Like Story The story starts off fairly strong but becomes a mess toward the end. It steadily declines under the weight of cliché moments and nonsensical plot contrivances. Many of the high-stakes scenes get undercut just to keep the plot moving. The main character comes across as naive and often annoying, to the point that by the end I was rooting for the antagonists more than the heroes. The “bad guys” actually had more compelling reasons for their actions. Exploration Exploration is by far the worst it’s ever been in the series, especially when it comes to movement. There is no real flying — only gliding. This is almost certainly because the game hands you a fully grown Ratha right at the beginning (unlike previous games where you had to earn a flying Monstie). The environments were clearly designed around the fact that you can’t actually fly freely. Getting around is constantly annoying. Maps are full of elevation changes that block straightforward movement. In the fourth map and several other areas you’re forced to jump between glaciers and elevated rocks surrounded by water and pits. Miss a jump and you’re forced to turn around and climb back up. To make matters worse, the game includes an auto-jump feature that makes you leap off ledges if you get too close — and you can’t disable it. Absolutely infuriating. Combat Balance & Invasive Monsters Early-game monster balance felt off — they were tankier and hit harder than they should have. This largely sorted itself out after the 15–20 hour mark. The game also introduces “Invasive” monsters: bosses with specific gimmicks. These fights feel more like puzzles than strategic battles. If you don’t follow the exact criteria required to beat them, the encounters become extremely difficult or outright impossible. What I Did Like Characters Rudy is by far the best character in the game. God bless Rudy — everyone should love him. Combat Combat is the best it’s ever been across the three games. The introduction of stamina and the clear separation between kinship skills and regular abilities is an excellent change. I can’t believe they didn’t start with this system. You can finally use a wide range of skills and abilities without constantly sacrificing your kinship gauge or Dual Kinship. They replaced the Sword & Shield with a Long Blade. It’s fine — the Long Blade feels more powerful, so the change works. Presentation Character and monster designs are the strongest the series has seen, likely because Capcom is no longer constrained by the Switch hardware. The world design is also very nice, with clear visual and colour distinctions between zones that make each area feel unique. Dens Dens are finally not annoying. No more mazes, no more time-wasting. Collecting eggs and farming specific monster parts is easier than ever. The materials around dens are generous, and they added extra events inside dens (double egg nests, extra materials, tougher den fights). Main Character The protagonist finally speaks. No more silent protagonist, and they actually have a personality. We no longer rely on Navirou to carry and dictate how the main character feels or thinks. The voice acting is solid and well-used — even if I personally still find the character a bit too naïve and indecisive. The Bigger Problem Previous Monster Hunter Stories games received substantial post-launch support. So far, Stories 3 has received almost none. Combat is genuinely good, but there’s very little reason to engage with it outside the main story. The game has no real post-game content. If you value a game by how much playtime you can get relative to the money spent, Stories 3 falls short compared to its predecessors. There’s also a complete lack of multiplayer and the removal of human-vs-human battles. Both of these decisions shrink the ways you can interact with the gameplay loop. Even though I think this game is better than the previous ones in several systems, I don’t think it’s more fun. The stronger emphasis on story doesn’t make up for the loss of a more enjoyable, sandbox-style experience.

Игрок 8168·Не рекомендует·64 ч в игре

TLDR: Overpriced and underdelivers, probably worth it if it's at least 50% off. I enjoyed the previous two games, so I was pretty happy to try out this game. With 3 starting out strong with a fascinating premise, it really got my hopes up within the first few hours. Unfortunately, it abandons the place where the most interesting things happen, leaving everything in a stasis for 40+ hours until the endgame. None of the core cast change, either. All the Rangers (plus Eleanor) are ideologically aligned from the start, and no one on the outside ever puts any pressure on them to change, and the only people who do need to change are confined to the opening and the endgame. Furthermore, because not a lot is really happening in the story, the sidequests end up overshadowing the main story and become less a break and more of a chore to do. The ending, however, is spectacular. Gameplay-wise, there is some good quality-of-life added, some new features that work well in some ways and not others, and some quirks in the series that I loved that were omitted entirely. For the good, monsties having any number of abilities in the field instead of being limited to a maximum of two abilities made it easier to try out different monsties without sacrificing either a core team or utility. The Rite of Channeling requires even less grinding because monsties are no longer released after the rite is performed. The best part is that releasing monsties has a purpose that isn't just making more space in the stables now. For the things I have mixed feelings about, the big one is the environment design. This time they opted for a few large and open levels with distinct areas within them that transition smoothly from one to the other, and there's far fewer labyrinthine levels (and monster dens are now just the egg nest). On one hand, the focus on large open areas means more room to run around and more diversity within a single cohesive space. On the other hand, there are fewer of these larger areas, making the game feel smaller than its predecessors. The major regions are also completely disconnected from each other. The initial arrivals happen during cutscenes, and then the only way to move between regions afterwards is by catavan. Flying has also been replaced with gliding, which doesn't feel as good as the old fly (it feels slower than a canyne's sprinting speed), but it is available from the start and does put a lot more foraging spots along the player's path in any given moment. Combat is also changed a bit, with the chance contests of strength between monster and monstie being completely absent, which is bad if you liked getting the random chance of doing extra damage to the monster, but is probably good if you prefer not having anything happen by chance. The game makes up for it by adding new mechanics in battle that are much more in the player's control. Some returning kinship skills were also changed. I only noticed it with Hunter's Claw (Arzuros skill), and I was sad to see it be a little less silly, but it probably got changed to match the more serious tone of the game. At the end of the day, is it an enjoyable game? For the most part, yes. Is it a AAA quality game worth $70? Absolutely not, and knowing the asking price for the game was such a major sticking point that made the flaws stand out that much more, even if I got it during a sale for less than that.

Игрок 1326·Не рекомендует·65 ч в игре

Coming off the high anticipation for Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, I am deeply disappointed to say that its predecessor, Wings of Ruin, is by far the superior game.First, let's look at Habitat Restoration—the major feature meant to differentiate this entry from previous games. It was advertised as a system that would reduce the farm-heavy loop of past titles, where finding a Monstie with optimal stats required endlessly hunting for rainbow eggs. Here, egg rarity only dictates genes, which sounds great in theory. In practice, however, it ends up requiring far more grinding than Wings of Ruin, since you now have to level up each Monstie individually within its specific habitat.On a positive note, the combat system has more depth and remains a ton of fun. Unfortunately, build variety for the Monsties feels surprisingly underwhelming compared to past entries. The narrative is another major letdown. Promised to be the series' best story yet, it ultimately regurgitates the exact same template as previous chapters with only minor tweaks.SPOILERS AHEADThe plot rehashes the same tired beats: a environmental calamity drives monsters wild, a "special" Rathalos is born and feared as an omen of doom, but inevitably turns out to be the savior of the world, ultimately defeating an Elder Dragon alongside an electric Palico and its Rider. The biggest disappointment, however, is the severe lack of an endgame. It simply doesn't exist. Capcom has stripped out core features—like the High Rank system, the Tower, and Elder Lairs—that previously provided dozens of hours of replayability. There are no small Title Updates to introduce new Monsties, and Deviants, which used to feel like rare, powerful endgame rewards, are now rendered practically worthless since you can acquire them within just three hours of play. Worse yet, an Elder Dragon Monstie that was completely free in the previous game is now locked behind paid DLC, preventing players from even fighting it or using its materials to craft new gear.Overall, I strongly recommend sticking to Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin. It remains a vastly superior experience in almost every area that counts. Edit: I noticed another really frustating mechanic. When your monsties mutates into a deviant subspieces it doesn't show up while navigating the map, so you can't even challenge them and make weapons nor armor. This prooves that the game progression is awful, because the deviants are always the most powerful end game monsters (except elder dragons) and I so stupid to put them to the player right away. In mhs2 the deviants were discovered by doing a questline where you need to defeat them first, so they give you monster parts to make weapons and armor to defeat the next one. It is far better in every way possible. PLAY MHS2 AND NOT THIS SLOP

Игрок 9961·Рекомендует·80 ч в игре

咋想的？敢情主角努力了这么久，故事线都收束到母亲大人身上去了？ 西蒙不选你，毕竟你只是“真的很像那个人”，本尊一露面，主角的戏份瞬间路边，和界龙的关联也非常牵强。 游戏7分，剧情高开低走只能3分。

Игрок 6376·Не рекомендует·34 ч в игре

我真的很少给游戏打差评，除非实在是绷不住。 1，宣传的时候，剧情宣传的跟个政治惊悚剧一样，结果实际上手还是个子供剧情……《妈妈在哪儿之我在亚兹拉尔做生态管理大师》呗？ 2，剧情拉了也就拉了，毕竟物语2的剧情也拉，但是物语2它是24k纯拉啊，不会包装的好像不会拉，你这还要给自己包装一下好像不会拉的样子给我拉高一下预期，让我时刻保持着 “应该不会就只是这样吧，后面应该会有惊喜，再看看” 然后结果是一直拉下去，没有惊喜，什么都没有……那你拉了能不能学学红色沙漠之类的你哪怕加个倍速剧情呢，或者你跳过剧情以后能有个小简介说明一下发生了啥事情呢，我不想看这些信息密度极低的内容咋整，也不行，哎，你必须要欣赏，你跳过你就啥也不知道，你不爽你可以不玩是吧 3，再是战斗，虽然结果确实是我不会输，我还是能赢，毕竟3条命，但是你不猜拳的AOE一发打过来把我满血直接干死是不是觉得能给玩家带来特别大的 “惊喜” ，我真是刘海柱附体，“我xxx”…… 4，然后是战斗AI，是，我是可以选让队友跟着我的选择部位和目标来攻击这个模式，但是多目标咋办？我选个智能模式，队友就跟个智障一样，怪进状态都快炸了，也还是对着不会解除状态的部位猛猛进攻，我这真打着字呢都能气笑了……要么就是A，要么就是B，我也不能手动操作一下队友，哎，反正你两头堵至少得选一头，哎，要么选一头堵要么选两头堵，都可以，然后设计师还要再补一句 “怎么样，是不是很大胆” 然后战术后仰？ =============== 9月14日补充 5，2代有个纳比鲁，3代来个鲁迪，我一个主角，一直在给我的随从提供情绪价值，我还得安抚它鼓励它，它甚至不是我面试面过来的，直接就是领导安排的，它啥背景啊？你哪怕设计个单独的技能可以让它放个电呢，多多少少给点实际作用啊，哎…… 6，还一个女王，我知道你是心里都是你的国民，但你明明啥都听不进去，最后也一样是该干就干，你一开始就直接干不就完了，插了那么深一个间谍，多少年的超级鼹鼠，啥情况摸不清楚？非要上来安排妹妹搞一波，好么拖着了，我以为会碍于人质问题不敢开团，这第二场会一开完，直接给人整笑了。你也没在乎啥啊，妹妹还在那呢，不还是直接干了，那整这么一出你图啥？剧情里也没写你在爆兵要争取时间啊？你说你又当又立你好歹得立一下不是，最后还是直接开干，那你立了个锤子？ =============== 9月16日补充 终于打完了，终于 7，数值填的实在太烂了，从开始到结束各种非猜拳的秒人技能，逼迫要走羁绊骑乘的构筑（快速积累羁绊槽的基因+猫饭），用骑乘可以拿骑乘技能抢回合数，或者靠被打落但是不消耗生命点数的机制来硬扛伤害（我骑上以后600多血，怪一个技能砸过来砸900多，气笑了），最后也是靠这个机制过的剧情。不在属性克制的情况下，光打击种类克制，想磨耐久也是纯刮痧，防御的属性跟进攻的属性都克制的情况下才能打出来一个相对正常的战斗体验。 8，这个升级的机制到打完都没弄明白，什么情况下会卡住等级卡到1经验，我以为主线进度问题，但是有时候连着几把怪打完一直卡在1经验（就是满经验条但是不升级，战斗结算加经验也不升级，还是卡在1经验），然后也没推主线，打了一下别的怪又升级了，甚至是在同一张图的同一个区域，什么鬼机制？还是bug？ 打到最后，已经没有什么支撑了，只想赶紧打完，打最后的界龙被暴捶的时候一度实在是不想打了。但感觉火纹首发以后应该就不会打开了，好赖得抓紧打完。终于也是打完了。 完全是看在物语2的面子上硬撑着打完了。回头看了下，物语2的通关成就获取率还有38%，物语3这代目前只有30%，看看过一两年的情况如何了。

Игрок 4751·Рекомендует·104 ч в игре

Esse foi um dos meus primeiros Monster Hunter; ainda que tenha testado a demo dos outros, iniciar com o Stories 3, até que foi divertido e me fez pegar ânimo e gosto para testar os outros. Em primeiro, é interessante pontuar o que realmente me agradou. A história é boa, ainda que seja bem curta. Ela é ótima e emocionante. Os Monsties têm uma variedade boa, editar e personalizar eles é realmente bem divertido. Adorei como os companheiros têm personalidade e são carismáticos, e o mundo é lindo. Dá para aproveitar a exploração com uma vista incrível. Em alguns momentos, a vontade era dar uma pausa ali rapidinho e tirar um print do belíssimo pôr do sol. As batalhas têm ótimas cutscenes, o jogo em si tem cutscenes lindas e emocionantes. Mas, como nem tudo é um belo pudim kkkkk, como eu disse, a história principal é curta, as side quests são simples e meio bobinhas. O meu ponto negativo é o Habitat, que, ainda que seja legal no primeiro e segundo mapa, depois se torna cansativo e pode facilmente te enjoar. A customização da aparência é MUITO simples, poucas opções. Testei a demo de outros Monster Hunter e vi que esse teve um downgrade nesse aspecto. As armaduras até que estão boas e bonitas. Eu tive alguns problemas de crash e vi que muitas pessoas também tiveram, mas foi em poucos momentos e em coisas específicas, mesmo sem mod e qualquer coisa do tipo. É um crime esse jogo não poder voar e só planar. Ter que ficar montando monstie específico para nadar, mergulhar no chão ou planar. Instale o mod de voar e você vai aproveitar MUITO mais e vai ser bem mais divertido. Meus únicos pontos negativos são esses. É um jogo rápido na história, mas demora um pouquinho para conseguir chegar ali no 100% ou próximo disso e, por ser repetitivo, ele acaba cansando. Eu não recomendaria pelo preço cheio e, sinceramente, as DLCs de costume são bem fracas e você acaba nem usando, por ter opções melhores no jogo. Eu até daria 8.5/10 pela história e personagens, mas, de modo geral, o jogo é um 7/10 na minha visão. Espere por uma promoção e você não vai se arrepender. ❤️

Игрок 2444·Рекомендует·171 ч в игре

A significant improvement over Stories 2. I loved Stories 2 a lot and Stories 3 improved quite a bit - better main quest storyline, more interesting characters, vast improvement to gene farming and management. Not to mention Rudy, who I really liked. The world is beautiful, monsters are bigger in scale and seeing so many elements from Monster Hunter Rise throughout (which is my fave MH game) was a blast. Performance was excellent on my PC running perfectly at 4K, 60 fps throughout. My only criticism with Stories 3 is it's post game. Once you finished Stories 2, you had an entire high rank grind, not to mention online. Stories 3 doesn’t have much, outside of finishing off side quests and completing your guild card tasks. I enjoyed the Navirou DLC, but that really should’ve been free given how short it was. It didn’t give you any meaningful reward like Nergigante as a mount or even being able to craft Nergi gear. I feel that the developers could’ve even given us the ability to fight the deviants you hatch via the habitat restoration, as post game, but sadly that was missing too. However, despite this the game has been a blast and I loved every minute I spent, getting over 160hrs of playtime. Well worth it and now one of my favorite Monster Hunter games!

Игрок 3510·Рекомендует·84 ч в игре

One of the best Turned Based RPGs I've ever played. This game has now made me a Huge fan of the monster hunter series. I was glued in from start to finish, even staying late nights from collecting every monster in the game to beating every Boss/ Elder dragon in the game. honestly puts anything other certain creature catching games have done in recent years Cough* Cough* GameFreak. truly a 10/10 experience, i WOULD STRONGLY recommend.