Now that Wild Hearts’ technical issues have largely been resolved, it’s time for new content. Koei Tecmo and Omega Force have now announced what they are planning for you. The first Kemono variant will be added soon.
When it was released on February 17th, 2023, the technical condition of Wild Hearts was below average, to say the least. Thanks to a few patches, the Omega Force developers have now largely got the problems under control. Therefore, now is the time to deliver the promised free content for the monster hunt. It starts with a fresh Kemono, which will find its way into the game tomorrow, March 10, 2023.
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In concrete terms, it is a variant of the lava ridge. The Hellfire Lavaback presents you with a much greater challenge than the original version of the Fire Monkey already does. Of course there is a separate quest for him and a fresh skill is also added with his equipment parts.
More exciting NEW Content is coming to #PlayWildHearts March 10 and March 23. 🔥
Prepare to take on new quests with dangerous Kemono – and tantalizing rewards! pic.twitter.com/elOqiI0hHB
— WILD HEARTS (@playWildHearts) March 8, 2023
But that’s not enough fresh content. Publisher Koei Tecmo also announced what to expect on March 23, 2023. On that date, a variant of the Frostgrim, the Grimstalker, will be added to Wild Hearts. A new quest beckons here, you can use the parts of the wolf monster to make a fresh weapon model and additional armor. But the content that will be added in just under two weeks doesn’t stop there. New difficult quests, three emotes and three chat stamps will also please hunters.
The outlook for April promises more Kemono, and it shouldn’t just be variants of the already known monsters. What exactly Omega Force is planning is not yet known. The developers are also teasing new Karakuri without going into more detail. It’s nice to see that Wild Hearts continues to be supported. But that has to be the case if you want to remain competitive with Monster Hunter.
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