Entitlement Points in Freedom Wars are earned through resource donations. Here’s how players can claim Entitlements inside the Panopticon.

Freedom Wars Remastered doesn't have traditional difficulty modes you can choose from when first starting up the game. That being said, there is the Deadly Sinner Mode which can be activated to make the game more difficult overall.

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Despite its PS Vita origins, Freedom Wars Remastered is a competent action RPG even a decade after its original release.

In terms of what the remaster brings to the table, the trailer showcases the enhanced graphics (1080p but limited to 30FPS on Switch), new and improved battle system, customisable controls, an all-new weapon and upgrade system, revamped online matches and more. Sounds like a pretty solid upgrade, no? Here's the full rundown of what you can expect:

The whole routine of fighting giant monsters (Abductors), severing parts, upgrading your equipment from said parts, and going back into the fray is the general gameplay loop here. Though, on its own, Freedom Wars Remastered is a competent action game, even if it's a bit light on game mechanics.

Freedom Wars Remastered gives a PlayStation Vita classic a new chance at finding an audience on current consoles and PC, and is well worth a look for Monster Hunter fans

Freedom Wars is the best game that was never ported from the Vita, and the remaster makes all of the quality-of-life changes we could reasonably expect it to.