You would spend upwards of ten seconds waiting for a battle to load or enter the town it now takes half a second. The load times are much faster than before. Now that you understand a bit of the game’s history and how it’s played, let’s talk about the collection.Īs I mentioned in the intro, there is some excellent quality of life changes in this collection. Certain monsters are more stubborn than others. In the beginning, your monsters have some level of free will, often being lazy or insubordinate, allowing you to choose how to handle the situation. You can take the monsters back to your farm where you can train them to improve their stats and loyalty to you, you can put them to work to have them raise money for the farm, and you can have them battle other monsters in monster cups. It was a craze that my friends and I often discussed on the playground.
Soon, people discovered that certain CDs would give a unique, one-of-a-kind monster. It led to people creating massive lists online of which CDs generate what monsters. Before Monster Rancher, no other game had ever utilized this concept.
The first Monster Rancher game was interesting because it had a unique concept: you can get monsters through an in-game market, combine monsters, or put CDs into your PSone where it would read the CD data generate a monster for you. Since they are two separate games, I will talk about each of them briefly to explain what they are and then the package as a whole. From there, it's just a short hop to Sunbreak's brand-new map, The Citadel - which combines a diverse range of biomes, including lush forests, icy mountains, and foggy swampland, with a huge ruined castle as its centrepiece.Ĭapcom describes The Citadel - said to be a once thriving, but now devastated part of the kingdom, slowly being reclaimed by nature - as a "key location" for Sunbreak's new Master Rank quests in its video showcase, taking viewers on tour of the castle and its surroundings biomes, as well as offering a glimpse of the location's new endemic life.Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX (Switch, Microsoft Windows)Īt the title screen, you can choose between Monster Rancher 1 or 2. Monster Hunter Rise's Sunbreak expansion is drawing ever-nearer to its June release on PC and Switch, and, in anticipation of its eventual arrival, Capcom has offered a closer look at its new Citadel map and new armoured monkey monster Garangolm in action.Ĭome Sunbreak's release, players will have the opportunity to depart for new climes, with the bustling port town of Elgado Outpost serving as the expansion's colourful new hub area.
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