WorthPlaying writes: "Monster Hunter Freedom Unite is one of those games that gamers often feel they should play only because it's big in Japan or is otherwise noted for its novelty or unique accomplishments. It's a lot like the PS2's Persona series: You don't want to read three hours of text, spend half of your in-game life level-grinding only to be confused and frustrated by a grand surplus of skills, special abilities, inventory units, item combination schemes and Byzantine control and menu systems. But, having resolved to at least give it a try, just so you can say you have, you may get caught up in that game world, and many hours later, a great deal of Freedom Unite's gameplay architecture will be almost second nature."
