Heck, even some of the button placement is the same as Monster Hunter, as if developer Shift knew exactly who their audience would be. All in all, God Eater keeps the same basic Monster Hunter structure: You operate out of a central hub, go on missions to fight large beasts that can often take 10-15 minutes to kill (or longer), then return with your loot to craft new weapons to take on more difficult challenges. If you've played as much Monster Hunter as me, jumping right into God Eater amounts to a somewhat strange experience-like expecting the taste of Coca-Cola, only to realize you accidentally bought the generic store-brand soda. With Monster Hunter transforming into such a modest hit in America, then, it's not surprising to see Bandai-Namco strike while the iron's hot by releasing a PC, PlayStation 4, and Vita version of God Eater 2: Rage Burst in the wake of Generations. God Eater, originally released in 2010 for the PSP-and under the name "Gods Eater" in America, presumably because the eating of one god might be considered blasphemous-made for one of the earliest Monster Hunter clones, though its 2013 sequel never saw a release.
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Most of them popped up around the turn of the last decade, when Capcom's series had reached its peak popularity, though none of them managed to have the same staying power as their inspiration.
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Thanks to the recently released Generations, I've been finding myself turning to the world of Monster Hunting whenever I get some free time-sorry, just about everything else that's been released this summer.Īnd this somewhat recent fascination with Monster Hunter has made me a lot more aware of the many clones that've tried to copy its unique style. For me, this has been the summer of Monster Hunter.
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