Things started off very well for Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin, the newest work in the Capcom saga.
The title for Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam, had already generated a lot of interest, like its predecessor Monster Hunter Rise, so a large volume of sales was expected. These seem confirmed with the recent report that the game has more than 1 million copies in circulation worldwide.
With the advantage of being present in both the hybrid console of Nintendo or the platform of Valve, the possibility of having access to this adventure is much more stretched, which takes us to an RPG to this world.
With a more innocent vision than works like MH World or Rise, in this case we have a linear story, focused on the mystery of the maddening of legendary creatures, which force the riders of “monsties” to discover what is behind the situation.
The reviews towards this title have been positive, expressing that the change for a story full of action and crafting in exchange for an adventure story and that involves a lot of handling of our companion monsters is a fresh perspective for the saga.
This makes it much more ideal for the Nintendo platform, which can afford to offer Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin with the same spirit of series as Pokémon, something that would not be possible with, for example, Monster Huner World .
Capcom is preparing significant amounts of downloadable content for the coming months, seeking to make this title remain valuable for longer and that the successes for the series do not end, so there will surely be more to tell about this game in a short time. .
