The main city hub is called Minato, and it too grows in complexity with new facilities as you progress.Ĭombat in Wild Hearts is similar at a surface level to games like Monster Hunter or Elden Ring, but diverges in some important ways.Talismans also provide passive buffs too and can be equipped from the menu screen.Be sure to spread out your kemono tracking towers evenly and don't overlap them too much, so you can search the widest area possible when tracking monsters.As you unlock more Karakuri, you can learn how to craft pickle jars and drying racks that help you prepare more powerful food buffs.
Out-of-combat food consumption gives you passive buffs and boosts your health, helping you take down your prey. You can give yourself further boosts in combat by eating food by pressing left on the d-pad.Committing these combos to muscle memory, and analyzing monster movements and behavior, is key to victory. Each weapon type has a completely unique playstyle and a wide variety of combos and interactions.This can help you mitigate incoming damage. Like similar action games, dodge rolls, certain attacks, and certain Karakuri give you invincibility frames (or i-frames).The Cyclopedia in the menu will also tell you what items each monster drops. Head to the Forge to learn what items you need. Grinding monsters to get pieces for gear upgrades forms a significant part of the gameplay loop.(Image credit: Windows Central / Electronic Arts)
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