Toukiden 2 is finally more than just a simple clone.
I liked Toukiden 1/Kiwami, but lets be honest, it was simply another monster hunter clone with a different setting and story and a little bit I liked Toukiden 1/Kiwami, but lets be honest, it was simply another monster hunter clone with a different setting and story and a little bit different mechanics. Overall this is an excellent alternative to Monster Hunter and was fully worth my time and money. The content is easily enough for 50-100 hours or more. Here you can increase the difficulty to your hearts content (also get better loot and with this better equipment). A complaint by many was that the prequel was to easy. The Oni look amazing especially the bigger ones (I would buy an artbook). Technically / visually the game looks great. Other additions are now a complete overworld and the “Demon Hand” item that can be used for transport or attacking. I used mostly the twin blades (very fast attack speed), Katana (Slower but stronger) and gloves (Slow but powerful). Here whips and sword / shield styles are added. There are multiple weapons with different play styles. You created better equipment from loot that is obtained from Oni or found. These level up and learn new abilities or improvements (Active abilties must be equipped as you are limited). These are also divided in multiple roles which adapt to different play styles (Defence for example gives you a small shield). (Spirits of fallen Heroes, Monks, Spiritualist or Mythological beings of Japanese culture). You don't level up and your strength lies in your equipment and Mitamas. It uses the Monster Hunter formula as you hunt different sized Oni (Medium size is new). Often they were not strong enough in the past or made mistakes that can not be corrected. Each character has his own story arc and carries his/her burden. It focused on inner conflicts of a Village at the borders to the Oni territory, some political plots or schemes and characters backstories. Your newly created hero is fighting in the beginning of what will later be known as “The Awakening” when he is mysteriously transferred forward in time. The main story is set 2 years after the events of Toukiden Kiwami. All Slayers could barely prevent mankind's destruction and are confined in the remaining parts of Japan not warped by the Oni. In the past an event named “The Awakening” happen which was a massive onslaught of Oni. They can enter our world with some kind of shenanigans (needs souls and they create a kind of body to use in our world if I understand it correctly) and if left uncontrolled warp our space time to something humans cant survive. Oni are beings that life in another kind of space time and consume souls. Since ancient times a secret group called Slayers protects mankind from the threat of Oni. Toukiden is set in an alternate universe Japan. It improved my main complaints of the prequel while also keeping the strengths of it.
Toukiden For me the best alternative to Monster Hunter. … Expandįor me the best alternative to Monster Hunter. I'm giving it a 10/10 because some moron gave it a 2. This title is really worth around a 7.5/10. The 3DS 800 x 240 res 4.88' screen just doesn't cut it for slaying life sized dragons and it's a shame. Hopefully as they perfect the hunting game formula they can eventually prod Capcom into playing with the big dogs again where big monsters belong-on the big screen. It's most likely the Vita that's holding everyone back. Omega Force needs to step into the next generation already instead of tending to frequently hang two generations behind everyone else graphically. That and substantially up the world's graphics, with recent titles like Hyrule Warriors and Dragon Quest Heroes we know they're capable. My only gripes for Omega Force would be to try to better match Monster Hunter's difficulty. The Demon's Hand and "soul dash" mechanics make traversing the world fun. The character models are a lot better, and the character customization is much deeper. Definitely doesn't feel like Koei-Tecmo's usual Warriors gimmick where they slap a couple new characters in it, rework the story a tad and release a bare bones sequel. It's taken forever for one of these Monster Hunter type games to embrace an open world design. Huge improvement over Toukiden 1 and Kiwami.
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