Monster Hunter Generations Review | GameCloud

Patrick Waring at GameCloud writes: "Depending on how you look at it, Monster Hunter Generations is what you might call a perfect sequel. It doesn’t drastically change how the game is played or tries to introduce some crazy new mechanic to keep things “interesting.” It simply looked at what the game was and found ways to improve upon it, which, at least in my opinion, has been accomplished admirably. The level of customisation for veteran players has been upped, monotonous gameplay has been smoothed out, and new mechanics have been introduced to significantly assist players. It definitely lacks some polish when it comes to presentation, there’s no grand story or adventure to embark upon, and some of the atmosphere of MH4U has disappeared. If you were expecting these elements then you may be disappointed, but the rest of the game will see to it that you won’t remain that way for long."