After getting the hang of the controls as you track it down, you can sneak up on it. That said, it demonstrates its maturity and respect for nature with the first creature you encounter, a deer-like Kemono that is not aggressive. In my preview of the game last year, I explained how Wild Hearts does a lot right in how it eases players into the genre much better than any Monster Hunter game.
By showing players that they don’t always need to be aggressive, painting Kemono as deadly to the environment if left unchecked, and letting players asses the mark they leave on the game’s world, Wild Hearts shows more respect for nature and hunting than any other monster hunting game I’ve seen before in these opening hours. Wild Hearts‘ actual narrative is pretty by the numbers so far, its gameplay captivatingly portrays the relationship between humanity, animals, and nature in clever ways that elevate it over your standard hunting game.
WILD HEARTS CG Trailer | Tame a World Gone Wild
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