Join us on an interesting adventure into this early access action RPG with monster hunter and village management aspects as we show off our gameplay walkthrough of Fera The Sundered Tribes in stunning 4K resolution! Thank you Massive Damage for providing the early access code. This 23-minute video will give you a sneak peek into the world of Fera and what this game is all about, although remember it is early access which does show, a lot.
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This game has a lot of promise. I know they plan to release it on other consoles later down the road I just hope they also release it for PS5
More like Sandbox Game, because create own server first
So pal world monster Hunter
Clutch claw lol
Played this at PAX East. It was interesting. A little clunky with the aerial mechanics on the show floor but had some promise. Hoping for some Monster Hunter meets Dark Cloud from it.
This game still needs alot of work the vision is there but it needs alot of structure I am impressed that it is done by an indie studio but I feel like it needs like a year or 2
This game is getting cooked in the reviews on steam😂😂😂😂. Devs should of let cook longer
so @22:45 i am not sure if you should have dodge or if the hitbox is whack but although im willing to buy 2 copies of this game i think i've seen all i need to see and hear to probably maybe not do that…
I tried this game during the Steam Next Fest and…. No. It's clearly very early in development, but it was WAY too rough for me to retain even a shred of interest.
ideas seem neat but oh boy is this rough
This game looks absolutely innovative and FANTASTIC (for the genre)!!! It reminds me of games like the open world Zepda games, and the first time I saw Rise. I'd absolutely love to play, and even watch playthroughs of this game.
With more polishing and meaningful animations, it could really be something.
I just want to know where I can find out more about the developers. The actual game development and care from the developers have become things that make me way more interested in games in recent times
I would say this is more like palworld than MH. It is true that it has gear making system like MH where you have to hunt for material to craft specific gears, but combat wise it is still lacking to be compared to MH. Not to mention that in MH a lot of environment features are there to create the ecology of the environment, whereas this game(like palworld/minecraft) most objects are present to serve a purpose (as anchor for tether or harvestable resource). it doesnt create the immersive experience as a hunter the MH do.
On the plus side, there are cool features in this game that MH dont have. Like the tether system, making you able to travel with ease by interacting with the environment, and the aerial attack by using tether seems quite cool too. The glider system seems like they took inspiration from dauntless, makes travelling a lot less of a hassle , especially since this (i assume) is like a open world game where you would potentially need to travel extremely far to reach some objective.
Cons wise, this game is still lacking in many aspects. Firstly, the most important part of a (hunting) game (if thats what they are trying to achieve) is its combat system, as it takes up most of the gameplay. There are so many things that are still unpolished in the combat system as shown, like weapon movesets that are more satisfying, monster AI, physics and hitboxing, the monster’s moveset. Mainly, there arent enough emphasis on the impact of the attacks, and the implication when the player gets hit. you kinda just run around, hit , run around again… if you get hit, you are knocked back, screen flashes , hp- , then you just get back up on the spot. it doesnt feel like monster combat, feels more like RPG farming.
This brings me to the second point: RPG like features. Personally, the main reason I loves MH so much is because of its non-commital weapon system. All weapons have their unique movesets, and you get to use them as long as you are equipped with them. As seen in the video, the progress system uses XP and lvl for skill point, which gatelocks you from trying out the different weapons, as considerable amount of points needed to be invested to unlock the key movesets that makes a weapon fun. This results in lack of diversity at least in the early gameplay.
Another thing to mention is the design of monsters. So far in the video, most monster have the few same general structure, sizes and attack. There is nothing that makes a monster unique, stand out from other monster. In MH, even Rathalos and Rathian, the 2 genders of the same species, have different appearance (color) and movement tendencies (rathalos like to fly and breathe fire while rathian like to run at you or use her poisonous tail). The monsters in this game feels more like mass produced replicas of one another, with slight modification and different habitats. There is not as much satisfaction in taking down a new monster and unlocking new gears, as they are all similar, just with stat tweaks that makes them harder to kill. This also makes hunting less of ‘hunting’ but more of ‘farming’ , like in most other RPGs (especially palworld).
Lastly, the game being designed like minecraft and palworld, is unable to have a main story like MH do, this is done so that you can quit or remake a world any time, and not have to sit there watching the same cutscene 1000 times. But this also makes its immersion much lacking compared to the MH series. In MH, you are a hunter who is part of the ecology, and when something is wrong (unusual) , you start to investigate, dig deeper and (always) found out initially what had caused the irregularities in the ecology, you try to do something to preserve the environment in its previous state (hunting the ‘cause’) so that the environment return to its usual state where you are used to living in. But suddenly you realise you have faulted the wrong monster, and another guy is actually the culprit. then you try again to deal with the real culprit. In MH, althought the story always seem to use the same template, but in every section of the story, you are doing what you as a mere human in the great world can do to keep up with the changes, it is sensible and relatable, which greatly boosts its immersion. However, in this type of game (palworld like) you are simply doing things because you need certain components, or because the quest asked you to. There is no relation between you and your character, you are simply gaming. This makes the game’s missions more of a hassle and tasky as you are simply going out to harvest the amount of things you are asked to harvest.
In conclusion, although it is true that the game isnt being fully showcased in such a short video, and the game is still in alpha, I think a game like this shouldnt be compared to the MH type of games, it is much much lacking in many aspects and its fundamental purpose of gaming is different. This isnt to say that I think this game is bad. Rather, this game has its uniqueness compared to other similar games like pal-world (like its MH-like crafting system and combat system, as well as the tether allowing for interesting ways of movement), and can still be massively improved throughout the development process. So the game definitely still has potential to be good, just need to be categorised correctly for more fair comparisons and judgement.
Reminds me of Dauntless and that is not a good thing.
Monster hunter at home 🙂
This is less like MH and more like Palworld
Pal World without Pals, Sound design is terrible, omg that grappling hook sound is annoying, the combat is clunky and slow, creatures design is very underwhelming
Honestly, this looks really cool, I definitely hope they keep going with it and work on game flow a bit. I'll have to check it out!
I like the depth of movement at least, it clearly needs polish but could be great if they put the time and effort in.
Nothing wrong with the game except people who literally only play mh because it's a fad. Game is fine. They can't even name one hunt game or even the game that inspired mh to the point of having the same server system.
I see the optimization issues from Steam Next Fest is still in the release version, what a shame I was really excited for this one too. Hopefully they keep working on it and save it.
ill just wait for it to become free 2 play xD
That's just embarrassing
Man people in this comments
>clicks on a freshly released game in Steam Early Access
>looks inside
>"ew its an alpha build"
I enjoy how smooth it is to get around. Monster / Creatures could be a bit more creative but I'm finna cop.
The audio is awful! way too much bass to fake that heavy feel. The trailer got me interested but I think it's a pass until later.
Dauntless with better graphics !
i really hope they keep at this game… i think it could be really fun! but a side note… TGC card shop sim is really fun.
Wheres xbox release?
Craftopia engine?
featherhead was afk when it wasn't destroying the audio
If you are going to charge 30€ for and early access you need to provide a somewhat finished product. Concepts are great but this stilll needs a lot of work.
Steam wishlisted it if they can get the reviews up and it goes on decent sale (more the 10% off) I wouldn't mind buying. Appreciate you showing the character creator. Even after polished I'm questioning if there is a lot to do in this game which ultimately decides my price range.
This looks like they mashed up Monster Hunter Stories 2, with Zelda, with Palworld. I can't wait to see if they polish it up!