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Do Monsters Respawn in Wild Hearts?

Born again, hunt agian

If you know anything about Wild Hearts already you know how much it’s being compared to Monster Hunter. Most of the comparisons are very true and unavoidable. However, this doesn’t make Wild Hearts a bad game at all. Many agree it doesn’t feel like a clone or a shadow, just a very very similar game. It’s actually quite refreshing to be a game all your own while still very clearly knowing exactly where the influences come from. One of those similarities many are questioning and hoping for however are the monsters themselves. Do monsters respawn in Wild Hearts?

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Do Monsters Respawn

The giant monsters, known as Kemono, are huge oversized beasts fuzed with the nature of the land in Wild Hearts. Every beast has its own unique area and mission for you to hunt. Unlike Monster Hunter you can not capture any of the Kemono creatures. For now, Wild Hearts is solely a hunt-to-kill monster game. That’s alright, you have a decent amount of monsters to hunt. However, if you’re looking to hunt down the same monster again and again… well you can.

It’s a bit more complex than Monster Hunter, however. Every Kemono beast is linked to a specific area and mission. So for you to fight them again you have to retake those missions. This is necessary because like Monster Hunter there are lots of gear and items you’ll need multiple monster parts for to make. Naturally, that means you can re-hunt the same creatures over and over to get more of their parts for items.

As Wild Hearts struggles with PC version issues and the game is still fairly new, it is unsure if there is a limit to how many or how often you can respawn and hunt a monster. There is likely not a very strict or small number attached to the respawning of a Kemono monster. If they don’t respawn by simply going back to where you hunt and slayed them last, just locate where you can restart the mission if that is what it takes. Regardless there is no doubt that eventually the beasts to come back and you can hunt and kill them all over again.


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Always playing video games since he could walk. An immediate gravitation to the original Pokemon Blue, Red and Yellow has led to a life of loving colorful and adventurous games. From Final Fantasy to Ratchet and Clank to most things Nintendo and whatever cartoony indie Metroidvania on Steam. If its a vibrant RPG-like game, he's had a hand at playing it.