Meet Soul Sacrifice, the Vita's potential Monster Hunter slayer | Eurogamer

"With great power comes the need for great sacrifice," says Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune, offering a riff off Spider-Man's mantra to apply it to his upcoming game, Soul Sacrifice.

It looks like Inafune sacrificed quite a bit himself, leaving his cushy position as a producer at Capcom after a 23-year stint at the company. But with that sacrifice came power. In this case, it means he can make Soul Sacrifice, one of the oddest games on the Vita's horizon.

[deno]

I'm excited about this game. Always been a fan of Keiji Inafune.

[Ultr]

sounds absolutely great!

[ShoryukenII]

Agreed. This is what the Vita needs, not Uncharted or Resistance. It needs brand new IPs.

[ForRealz17]

The gameplay looks solid and story seems interesting. Definitely looking forward to this game.

[GribbleGrunger]

Please, let's not start this nonsense. It's going to be a great game but it's not going to be a monster hunter slayer (maybe in the distant future) So, remember folks, Sony never said this.

[telekeneticmantis]

From the TGS trailer
I'm wondering if this game is open world. Game looks good though, just wish it had voice acting.

[dragonyght]

so far
from what i saw looks promising,for Soul Sacrifice to succeed its need to be bigger than monster hunter 4, not close nor on par but miles ahead, doing lots of things MH aren't doing, showing a clear difference between titles which would be pretty difficult on their first installment

[Inception]

One of the games that make me want to buy vita :D

[Morpheuzpr]

I'm a huge MH fan and IMO the last good MH game was Unite. MH3 was meh (i regret getting a wii just for it) and MHP3 was basically the same games plus a couple more monsters so yeah MHFU was the best IMO.

That said i have high hopes for Soul Sacrifice.