Wild Hearts XBOX X | VideoGame | English

Great little indie game. Was a bargain at the price I paid so really couldn't go wrong. Excellent graphics and sound. Gameplay and story were really great and kept me playing

Sometimes it looks like it has an xbox one graphics (low), but most of the locations have medium-high details. I suggest to play it on pc with the highest graphics. The story is great... completed in 35 hours focusing only on that. For a few bosses I had to spend time collecting other items to build stronger armor with element resistance and weapon. I liked the combat system: original, various and dynamic.

The game arrived quickly but honestly has very boring and monotonous gameplay.

Bought cheaply. Full of action and lanscape etc is beautiful to play and look at

good as monster hunter!

Product description states ‘Fits these devices: Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox One S, Microsoft Xbox One X, Microsoft Xbox SERIES S, Microsoft Xbox SERIES X’. So I bought it for my Xbox one. And, no, it doesn’t .. it’s actually a series s/x game only. It won’t run on an Xbox 1, 1s or 1x.

It's a ok game well worth the money wouldn't overpay for it

I thought I'd write a review of this game after giving it a solid go since release and without comparisons to Monster Hunter (as I've never played that series) My first impressions were positive, with a nice musical score and an introduction that kept my interest. There are lots of options to customise your character which I really liked, including all sorts of options I'd previously only found in souls games. The game is set in an alternate fantasy feudal Japan. There are loads of nods to Japanese mythology and culture which is nice. I spotted in one review someone mentioning "cultural appropriation"... which confused me a little considering all the references are accurate and if you look at lots of modern Japanese manga/gaming there are strong influences from Western media/mythology/culture. If you're not a fan of a Japanese setting this may be a bit of a miss for you. Gameplay wise, I found it to mostly be ok/good. I say only ok because there are some bugs that need to be dealt with, including moving from terrain, large monsters blocking view etc. These are hopefully being worked on. The controls were familiar and easy to get to grips with. I found dodging to be the most irritating part mostly due to the above mentioned bugs and that with certain weapons it's limited. Storyline wise, I'd say it's fairly standard stuff. It keeps you moving through the game with some purpose while exploring and hunting when you feel the need to do something else. Now where the game truly shines. The options, the weapons, the monster design and the little helper you can summon. I loved all of these. The best part is that you can use a form of magic that allows you to build structures both in combat and in the world. I really loved this element and found myself using blocks to evade attacks and launch attacks from different directions. Overall, I'm enjoying this game a fair bit so far. I've knocked off a star due to the bugs, glitches in view and average storyline. I know those who have played Monster Hunter may have different views, but I review this without comparing it to that series.