Gaming God Eater Video Review

[NostalgicMillennial]

Namco has released an answer to Capcom's Monster Hunter Franchise..but how does it match up to the monstrously popular title in Japan?...is it innovative and an improvement from another game?...or does this "Monster Hunter ripoff" fall flat?

IN THE REVIEW!

In this adventure game, you play as a God Eater, a young warrior who has taken up arms against Aragami, a powerful, mysterious creature that has appeared around the world. You team up with three other God Eaters for co-operative Aragami hunting through over 100 missions. - IGN

 

[Nobunaga]

FIXED

 

[NostalgicMillennial]

Fixed My post.

thanks for spotting that out for me

Please delete that post above this one

 

[Nobunaga]

good preview
EDIT: and np lol

 

[Excellentnuke]

TBH, I feel that it's an "Americanized" Monster Hunter. I remember reading something IGN or someone put out before about MH. This game had most of things they said they would like added such as one connected map instead of MH's maps being separated into areas that have to load every time you enter it.

This game is also way more fast paced than MH. In MH, you can win by turtling up a bit and dodging every attack until it's safe to attack. I found myself wanting to attack as much as possible in this game since the enemies don't give you too many chances to attack. Your main method of attacking is in between attacks with mad dashing after the attack hits.

 

[geoflcl]

TBH, I feel that it's an "Americanized" Monster Hunter...

Despite the long, drawn-out Japanese music video opening sequence, I get what you're saying. It definitely owes a lot to Monster Hunter, but, well, modernized. Maybe that's the word I'm looking for.

At any rate, despite it's flagrantly-obvious influence, it still looks more or less worthwhile, in my opinion.

 

[NostalgicMillennial]

TBH, I feel that it's an "Americanized" Monster Hunter...

Despite the long, drawn-out Japanese music video opening sequence, I get what you're saying. It definitely owes a lot to Monster Hunter, but, well, modernized. Maybe that's the word I'm looking for.

At any rate, despite it's flagrantly-obvious influence, it still looks more or less worthwhile, in my opinion.

That wasn't actually the whole introduction either!! XD

But oh god, Namco better get the localized title right..if "Alan" is not singing "over the clouds" in the introduction, or they REALLY botch the English voice acting (American games have a tendency of doing that) then I will not be happy