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Monster Hunter Freedom Unite (2008)

Capcom Production Studio 1

Expanded Game of Monster Hunter Freedom 2

PlayStation Portable · iOS

4.08 from 276 ratings

657 members have it in their collection · 25 playing now · 152 backlogged · 66 wish listed

How long? · with extras 200h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Japan's most successful PSP title, Monster Hunter Portable 2G, is heading to Europe and US. Renamed Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, this latest installment in the epic Monster Hunter series delivers over 500 hours of gameplay spanning some 400 missions. Added with previously unreleased monsters, weapons and missions and you have the biggest Monster Hunter game to date. Using the Ad-Hoc … Read more
Japan's most successful PSP title, Monster Hunter Portable 2G, is heading to Europe and US. Renamed Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, this latest installment in the epic Monster Hunter series delivers over 500 hours of gameplay spanning some 400 missions. Added with previously unreleased monsters, weapons and missions and you have the biggest Monster Hunter game to date. Using the Ad-Hoc connection players can adventure with up to three friends for a savaging multiplayer hunting party. From devising the strategy to executing the attack, players will need to work together in order to hunt down the ferocious beasts and progress through the wide range of quests on offer. Players will be rewarded for their use of deep fighting combat systems, encouraging them to seek out the more experienced hunters and team up in order to learn from their experience. Even in single player mode Hunters won't be alone thanks to the introduction of the new AI Felyne feature. Accompanying players on quests your furry ally will helping them battle monsters and gather extra resources. Read less
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Developers
Capcom Production Studio 1
Publishers
Capcom
Genres
Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Action, Sandbox
Franchises
Monster Hunter
Series
Monster Hunter, Monster Hunter Freedom
Event
Sony E3 2009 Press Conference

Release dates

  • Mar 27, 2008 (Japan) PlayStation Portable
  • Mar 29, 2008 (Korea) PlayStation Portable
  • Jun 22, 2009 (North_America) PlayStation Portable
  • Jun 26, 2009 (Europe) PlayStation Portable
  • May 08, 2014 (Japan) iOS
  • Jul 02, 2014 (Worldwide) iOS

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Rating distribution

5 stars
108
4 stars
103
3 stars
49
2 stars
11
1 star
5
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guileffb

Review guileffb 3/5 · May 12, 2020

Monster paradise/Hitbox hell

This is a very good, but broken game. It has almost everything I love about the franchise, but probably one of the worst gameplay ever. I had no fun playing alone or with somebody. I had no fun with short ranged weapons. And I definitely had no fun with some of the most dated aspects, like the meal part. But …

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This is a very good, but broken game. It has almost everything I love about the franchise, but probably one of the worst gameplay ever. I had no fun playing alone or with somebody. I had no fun with short ranged weapons. And I definitely had no fun with some of the most dated aspects, like the meal part. But there's a lot of heart and charm to this game. Especially when it comes to customization and the gorgeous monster design. Also, this game is great (albeit much slower) when it comes to long range weapons. Good game, but extremely frustrating. Also, why are the hitboxes so punishing??

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Mazinkaiser

Review Mazinkaiser 3/5 · Dec 22, 2016

Monster Hunter Freedom Unite: A Little Quality, a LOT of Quantity

Expectations were running high for the second generation of Monster Hunter! Though I learn many weeks later of playing through that not much has changed, which is not necessarily a good thing. There is more variety on monsters (many, many more!) with returning to old ones, meaning more freedom to build what armor/weapons you need. However, hitboxes are still too …

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Expectations were running high for the second generation of Monster Hunter! Though I learn many weeks later of playing through that not much has changed, which is not necessarily a good thing. There is more variety on monsters (many, many more!) with returning to old ones, meaning more freedom to build what armor/weapons you need. However, hitboxes are still too large for comfort, the difficulty spike for soloing multiplayer is still relatively impossible, and there are MANY more quests than there are monsters. Playing through the single player isn't necessarily a burdensome task, but attempting to see all the game has to offer (Yama Tsukami, Ukanlos, Fatalis Trio) will be forced to play the same quest with the same monster ad nauseum. One monster not enough? Two! Two not enough? Different color! Still not enough? Throw em' in an Epic Hunting Quest or multi-hunt! Three ranks in Guild and two ranks in single player? Yuup. Once you realize it, you've killed the same thing more than 20 times on 20 different quests and realize how repetitive the game actually is.

Getting a headstart on later installments thankfully reminded me that such a practice is the thing of the past. Freedom Unite is a bit archaic for its own good, but manages to make little improvements and additions of interesting monsters amidst the insane amount of quest recycling. And ugh, don't bother playing the Guild quests unless you have a dedicated team of players with you.

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