Monster Hunter Stories, a remastered version of the original Nintendo 3DS game, is now available on PC via Steam. This updated version features full voice acting and enhanced visuals, bringing the beloved RPG to a new platform. The original game, released in 2017, had not been ported to PC until now, unlike its sequel which made its way to PC in 2021. The game follows the story of a rider who befriends and battles alongside monsters in a turn-based combat system.
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Enhanced Features and New Content
The remastered edition of Monster Hunter Stories includes several new features and improvements. It now has full Japanese and English voice acting, making the game more immersive for players. Additionally, the remaster introduces museum modes where players can explore music tracks and concept art from the game. This version also includes extra content that was previously exclusive to the Japanese release of the game, offering new monsters and other additions.
A new trailer released with the announcement highlights these enhancements, showcasing the refined graphics, the new museum modes, and the exclusive Japanese content. The remaster aims to provide both old fans and new players with a rich and engaging experience.
Critical Reception and Availability
The Monster Hunter Stories series is known for its family-friendly, turn-based RPG gameplay, contrasting with the action-focused combat of the main Monster Hunter series. The PC release of Monster Hunter Stories 2 was praised by reviewers for being an accessible entry point into the series. PC Gamer's Daniella Lucas described it as "an approachable entry point to the series," noting that while it may not be as expansive or fast-paced as Monster Hunter World, its depth and charm make it appealing.
Monster Hunter Stories is now available on Steam for $30. For those interested in both games, a bundle including Monster Hunter Stories and its sequel is available for $60.
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