Against this backdrop, you play as a hunter who moves into the small village of Minato, traveling across five different biomes in order to complete quests and take on its monsters – big and small. With the backing of a big publisher like EA and a focus on current gen technology, Wild Hearts always looked very promising – and it delivers on that promise, albeit without doing too much we haven’t seen before.Īnd although Wild Hearts looks just as fantastical in its trailers as the Monster Hunter games do, its story is actually grounded in real world Feudal Japan – with tons of nods to Japanese history and culture. There was plenty to be excited about though, as it was being developed by Koei Tecmo (known for the Warriors games and Ninja Gaiden) and Omega Force (of Toukiden fame). We definitely weren’t alone in thinking that Wild Hearts looked like it was trying to beat Monster Hunter at its own game when we saw the first screenshots and footage for the game.
Does it live up to its promise? We played it on a PlayStation 5 to find out.
EA’s Wild Hearts has arrived, exclusively for current gen PlayStation and Xbox systems as well as PCs.
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