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The Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite, the expanded version of the Monster Hunter Freedom 2 comes from one of the game manufacturers of Japan. The new and improved version comes with new content and many improvements. The best features of this improved Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite game are its great visuals and magnificent audio. The data install feature improves the load time of the PSP game immensely.

The Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite has been improved with more missions, monsters and equipment than the Monster Hunter: Freedom 2. As shown in the release demo, in the Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite (PSP), a new type of quest has been introduced. This introductory “Epic Hunting Quest” enables the gamer to dual 4 different monsters one by one in one single quest. In the Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite game the player can get up to 10 rarities of weapons and armours. The player can seize up to 20 equipment sets, 10 equipment pages and 99 of each item present in the box. Weapons are also upgraded to purple sharpness form white sharpness in the new and improved version of Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite.

A huge number of weapons are present in the Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite each of which has its own special skills and control. There are two different types of armour viz. the blademaster’s armour and the gunner’s armour. The other normal armourscan be upgraded with the “Armour Sphere” option and the abilities of the armour can be improved by using the “Decorations” option. Though Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite is an expanded version of its forerunner, its add-ons and improvements are significant. They come in many different flavours like the addition of 50 new quests and several monster classes.

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The Dungeon Maker II: The Hidden War was developed by Global-A Entertainment. The story dates back to 70000 years ago, when gods and demons had a truce and is the sequel to the original Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground. In the second dungeon maker the gods dropped two mountains to prevent the demons from entering their homeland. There was much needed peace between the two for some time but after 700 centuries came a demon called Revenger. He has a single objective and that is to start a new battle of good versus evil.

In Dungeon Maker II: The Hidden War, players get into the character of a bespectacled dungeon maker. The duty of the players in this game is to make twisty corridors inside the earth to trap the monsters. Obviously the highlight of this game is that it allows you to create your own dungeons, then populate them with monsters, and finally kill everything inside. This stands to contrast to other RPGs on the PSP like Dungeons & Dragons Tactics, and gives Dungeon Maker II a huge replay value.Your main objective in the game remains to hunt down the demon Revenger and restore peace in the world. In the meantime, you would also be asked to bring down a few beasts to make armours and weapons. In short, the Dungeon Maker II: The Hidden War is a thrilling game with an interesting gameplay.

There are many quests for you to accomplish in the dungeons. There are also items to collect as you progress to various floors. Building the dungeons is an easy task. All you have to do is to collect blocks and build them in a manner to trap the monsters. Upgrade your rooms to invite more monsters in order to finish them up easily. Rules are very simple and you can even access them in the middle of the game if you have any doubt about it. If you build the dungeon in a complex manner, you can be sure of capturing many monsters.

The most amazing feature of this game is the gameplay. Unlike other games which boost up the ranks of the players on bringing down monsters, here you have to collect the pieces of monsters, form a meal to increase your health, wisdom and strength, etc. All these features have helped in sustaining the thrill encircling this exciting game. Play the bespectacled dungeon maker, build dungeons and help the gods defeat the deadly demon Revenger.

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Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure is another action adventure sensation. The game simply assures classy entertainment with suspense filled adventure. Its gameplay has been kept distinct, to set it apart from other titles.

It actually narrates the story of Parin (a young girl) whose parents went for an adventurous trip leaving her alone with grandpa. Her grandpa is the mayor of the mining community and she was the only child in the town. In the opposite direction of the village there’s a monstrous community brewing, of which the villagers are unaware. And Parin somehow visits the monster’s village where she comes to know that the monster world is in danger and then the excitement begins.

One tremendous aspect of the game is the audio. The background music and sound effects are so apt that you automatically get sucked it. Just like other successful PSP title’s, including Rengoku 2 - The Stairway to H.E.A.V.E.N., this one’s Japanese influence is unmistakable, especially in terms of the character artwork. Character voiceovers are also very well done and acted. Apart from the spectacular sound, the title also involves dazzling and attractive graphics. But there’s only significant problem with the game, and that is the two dimensional or flat background graphics.

The game involves very accessible RPG elements which are impressive and promising at the same time. Throughout the game you’ll be engaged in collecting the tokens by busting the enemies and the jars with an aim to buy more pieces. The pieces include a bandanna which makes your attack more drastic and effective, and a monkey who leverages more tokens from the drilled pieces. You’ll be able to collect these useful junk from dispersed trash cans and also from vanquished enemies. The title is filled with environmental puzzles, while the enemies you’ll encounter appear like they have turned up just to get stabbed. The gameplay is therefore admittedly somewhat lacking, but the excellent and immersive environment does help to negate these flaws.

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