Monster Hunter + Tribe Builder With A Ton Of Potential! – Fera: The Sundered Tribes [Early Access]



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Fera: The Sundered Tribes is an enthralling mixture of monster hunting survival action RPG with village building and tribe management in a unique post-apocalyptic fantastical world of untamed magic and ancient secrets.
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20 thoughts on “Monster Hunter + Tribe Builder With A Ton Of Potential! – Fera: The Sundered Tribes [Early Access]”

  1. Interesting idea combo, but it needs some sound redesign. Those higher pitch wind sounds are bad. Needs anims for the npcs when resource gathering(and other moments), and they are basically robots atm. The enemies shouldn't be made easier, part of what mh fun is the difficulty and accomplishment of hunting enemies. The teathering needs to be unlocked, too.

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  2. Just a reminder the game is in beta the devs released it so we can provide feedback provide feedback and don’t be toxic it’s still and development point out certain bugs and glitch’s complaining about stuff being broken and not pointing out what it is won’t get it fixed

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  3. Why monster hunter is king is because it started with the core combat mechanics and game loop.
    Its been of 20 years of them refining that and adding new things in slowly.
    Similar to dauntless it seems this game threw a lot of ideas out there without spending much time refining any of them.
    They need to figure out what the most important part of the game is to them and really spend time on those mechanics.
    Right now it looks like a bunch of ideas thrown into the unreal physics engine. That's not really what you want if you are trying to combine two very complex and refined genres. IMO

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  4. unpopular opinion but that's what a monster hunter game needs, building up an outpost from scratch with monster materials but you can see and feel the advantage of the upgrades. it would even tie into the story, heck, it would have made sense in mh world

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  5. Looks better than the demo we got to play a few months ago on steam, but still mega scuffed. It won't be ready by the time we get Wilds so probably a hard pass for most people

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