Monster Crown: Sin Eater

I loved my time with this game. Monster Crown: Sin Eater is an open-world monster-taming RPG with an edge that does not compromise on those core aspects, which on the whole, makes for an extremely gratifying and immersive experience. The open world, if a little small, is GORGEOUS, and is densely packed with opportunities to explore and be rewarded for that exploration. I will always prefer a smaller world with more things to do than a world that's a mile wide and an inch thick. The world is actively built up with lore that offers enough to satisfy, while still having vague elements, or opportunities to imagine. And the soundtrack is simply great, it would fit right in to the growing "video game soundtrack canon" if only more people knew how good it was. The music, characters, and writing in this game are generally working in perfect sync -- this game is not a purely vibes-based writing showcase like e.g. Earthbound, though, which is a good thing. The actual gameplay loop, of exploring dungeons and the overworld, finding strong or cool monsters, and breeding or fusing them together to create over 1,000 different kinds of monsters from around 200 component monsters, is incredibly enjoyable. Most of the time, these fusions are variants of one of the base monsters, which might seem deflating, but the monster design and sprite art is so good that it's worth getting each variant just to see what they end up looking like. I'm sure the minmaxxing spreadsheet people are already having a field day with this game, but what makes this game so good is that you don't NEED to go so deep just to succeed. Most of my monsters were under the recommended level when I finished the game, and I was careful to use the same monsters throughout the adventure, so I could have more of an emotional attachment to them, which is an area that people have criticized this game for -- feeling like the monsters are means to an end and cycling through them to the point that they don't individually matter. To me, these are both ways through which someone can navigate this game, and THAT is what I see as the greatest success of Monster Crown: Sin Eater. Every single person on Earth could play this game and have a different team, composed of different fusions or base monsters, choosing one story path or another, and they all feel like valid and interesting ways to beat the game. That openness, which is its greatest strength, is also the source of its biggest weakness though. The story itself is very interesting -- I don't want to spoil too much, but I found myself very interested in all of it -- but the way the player interacts with it leaves something to be desired. The Four Heavenly Kings, which are built up as The Boss of their respective areas ARE the hardest gameplay obstacle to get to the end, but the Inquisitors naturally get much more of the spotlight, and even then, I wish the game went more into the Inquisitors' backstories or motivations too. I also feel like Asur's character, while it grows from the beginning to the end of the adventure, doesn't grow AS he gets more experience and as the story progresses, because the open world means that he doesn't get as much room to interact with story events differently depending on what has already happened. I don't need Mass Effect style reactivity, but it is one minor detraction. All in all, though, this is an absolutely fantastic game. I don't think this kind of game is for everyone, but it certainly was for me.

A very fun creature collector with a surprising story, can recommend to anyone looking for a good time

huge upgrade from the first game

Nostalgico y novedoso

necesito una traducción al español para disfrutarlo por completo

very fun mons game. the breeding & fusion systems give you a ton of customization of your monsters.

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