Fortnite: Best Prop Hunt Maps

While running through a series of obstacles and traps, a T-rex stomps its way through the jungle in hopes of catching the players. With friends alongside players, Dino Run! becomes a great competition to see who can outrun each other, as well as the monstrous dinosaur rampaging after t


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Meanwhile, one of the hardest yet most fascinating weapons to wield is an umbrella that lacks major damage output at the start but can actually parry monster attacks directly if you time it right. Players who’d gotten even further unlocked an incredible late-game staff that you can transform on the fly into over a half-dozen different alternate forms of attack. Yet if you want simplicity, you can still break out the swords, pikes, and hammers to slash and smash. It's a solid set of options worth mastering.


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My favorite weapon, the bow and arrow, has some wholesale moves from Zelda’s character kit in Hyrule Warriors - just rebalanced to a somewhat more grounded power level. The moves remain as cathartic as ever to unleash though, paired with all sorts of meta-strategies that grant an immense skill-ceiling for each weapon. For instance, my bow could land primed explosive shots that a different arrow type could then trigger, making tremendous explosions dealing substantially more damage.


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As for the building mechanics with the Karakuri? I honestly preferred using them for traversal more than fighting. Grappling hooks, helicopter lanterns, wind turbine generators, jump pads - you name it, there's probably a way to build it. It's like you have the entirety of Crash Bandicoot's level design in your back pocket, if you're willing to invest the time into getting to the best options. That's not purely a matter of grinding either, as certain buildables can only be unlocked at random when facing a Kemono's specific attack, which is... odd. I don't think any other game has had something akin to a PTSD triggering grant unlockables, but you do you, Wild Hearts.

All told, Wild Hearts is a ton of fun, and definitely should be on your radar if you’ve been contemplating trying Monster Hunter but were put off by the sheer sea of options for character building. With that said, while the core loop may quickly feel comfortable for experienced monster hunters, I fear the nuance may be lost on those new to the game just looking for a quick taste to see if it's to their liking.


There are also impressive props that the prop team can use to hide, giving this map an edge over many others. With its grand size, this game can hold 20 players at max capacity, and has infection-style gameplay that allows for eliminated props to play as hunt


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Wild Hearts draws loosely from Japanese history during a period of unrest - in the game, caused by enhanced creatures known as Kemono. Some Kemono are small and easily slain, but others grow to the size of mountains (including a very literal mountain bear that greets you with a roar in the opening title sequence). You’re a customizable (including gender-neutral options!) hunter joining the fray with up to two other players to restore order to the land. Also, there’s magical ‘ancient technology’ known as Karakuri that lets you turn random bits of wood and stone into towers, jump pads, and more with spirit energy and old machinery.