It basically feels like a combination of Phantasy Star and Monster Hunter. I also like how God Eater combines the feel of two of my favorite action games. Personally, I consider a 3.5 out of 5 an above average game. I’ve given the last couple, including God Eater 2 Rage Burst the equivalent of a 7 out of 10 (3.5 out of 5) back when I was using a 5-point score system instead of the 10-point system I use now. Admittedly, I’ve scored God Eater the lowest out of all these monster hunting games. That’s the same score I gave Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate. That being said, I’m not averse to playing so-called Monster Hunter “clones.” I actually gave Toukiden 2 an 8.5 out of 10. I even named Monster Hunter World as my 2018 Game of the Year, although it is my first time picking a game from the series as my GOTY (that’s how much of a game-changer World was).
#God eater rage burst 2 worth it full#
Now in the interest of full disclosure, people who follow me regularly know that I absolutely love Monster Hunter. It’s easier to pick up but still provides plenty of nuances that you can learn the more you play it.
God Eater, on the other hand, is like skiing.
Monster Hunter is like the former, a bit tougher to learn at first due to its unnatural positioning but an incredible hoot once you get the hang of it. It’s like the difference between snowboarding and skiing. Both are so different in their approach to the genre that I can legitimately see people liking one much more than the other.
As someone who can appreciate both games for what they are, I think that’s a mistake.
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