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annoyances, but Gods Eater Burst's monster hunting is enjoyable
enough to differentiate itself from the crowd.  If you've played
a Monster Hunter game, you would naturally compare it to Gods
Eater Burst. In both cases, you join your chums and do battle
with gargantuan creatures that take away large chunks of your
health with a single swipe of their massive tails, or with a
single bite from their gnashing teeth. In between battles, you
use monster bits and other items you've gathered to create new
weapons or upgrade those already in your possession, in turn
making it possible to take on even bigger, badder fiends. But
while comparisons are inevitable, dismissing Gods Eater Burst as
a mere clone would be doing this enjoyable game a disservice.
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