- Wild Hearts: How to Beat Kingtusk

The main gameplay of Wild Hearts revolves around hunting Kemono, roaming big boss monster adversaries. Kingtusk is the game's large Kemono boar. The Kingtusk is the last obstacle to get past before reaching Minato. The size of Kingtusk compared to previous versions of Kemono presents a new difficulty. In order to overcome Kingtusk in Wild Hearts, players will need to prepare enough Wild Hearts Account, which is covered in this article.
 
Using the Kingtusk's vulnerability is the greatest strategy for getting ready for this. According to the elemental system depicted in the Wild Hearts game preview, it is a wood-type monster, making it susceptible to fire attacks and capable of emitting wood assaults. For this kind of conflict, the Young Samurai armor set only needs components from the game's first two bosses. Players should acquire the highest level of whichever weapon type they currently choose because they won't be allowed to utilize fire weapons the first time they hunt this beast.
 
How to fight Kingtusk
Players must exercise caution because Kingtusk is not a cuddly giant. Although it moves slowly, it is powerful and aggressive, depleting the player's health with each blow. Tusk slams, sideways body slams, spinning head sweeps, and charge attacks are among its primary attacks.
 
This boss embodies everything the directors of Wild Heart, Kotaro Hirata and Takuto Edagawa, intended. The player can avoid the first three attacks by keeping an eye out for cues and evading as soon as they become clear. Initially, players can avoid charge attacks by running and sliding, but this technique necessitates precise timing.
 
Players will gain access to the Bulwark Karakuri, a unique structure that may be constructed during battle, around halfway through the conflict. Six Crate Karakuri are thrown onto the field to construct these.
 
When Goldtooth charges, it collides with Wild Hearts' protective Bulwark Karakuri and knocks itself out. When this occurs, it's a great opportunity to approach the beast from the side. The Kingtooth is provoked at the very end, which poses the most risk.
 
The tusks become larger and flash red when they are irritated. At this point, the Kingtusk adds two new attacks: a long-range boulder throw resulting from its tusks scraping the ground, and an AOE spike and earth strike that players should avoid. Yet there is also a chance at this point. Although though they are hazardous, these tusks are easy to hit targets with on the Kemono, and the Wild Hearts monsters have fighting flaws. Kingtusks' head is its weak point. Where the ivory is located. Kingtusk can be vanquished with the aid of enough Wild Hearts Standard Edition that players can buy in-game.