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A Deluxe Edition will also be available, which offers the full game and bonus DLC. Monster Hunter: Rise launches for Nintendo Switch on March 26, 2021. Monster Hunter Rise revolves around a monster rampage and a few Monster Hunter World original monsters such as Tobi Kadachi, Arzuros, and Nerscylla.Īccording to Nintendo, “all combat areas within each quest are seamlessly connected, allowing for exploration of the vast and vertical landscapes with no loading times.” Aknosom is the fiery crane monster, Teranadon is a hulking platypus, Great Izuchi is a giant raptor and Magnmalo serves as the title’s flagship monster. Attacks are flasher in this iteration and four new beasts have been announced to be the highlight of the game. Rise should delight fans both new and old, as long as the former group is willing to work a little bit for it.The new entry also features a fox mount to ride pet companions and an energy-based grappling hook mechanic for fast and easy traversing. Once it clicked, it was hard to go back to the old ways, before the wirebug opened up combat and the theme was arguably the most on-point it’s ever been. Like a lot of Monster Hunter games, I slowly started to get more and more acclimated to Rise until I hit a positive tipping point. I even found myself rewatching monster intros just to show my wife how cool/silly something looked I’m not sure if I’ve ever done that! There’s a good chunk of fun busywork abound if you want a break from hunting. With 14 weapons to test and a very useful training ground (which shows button inputs, combos, and moves on-screen), it’s easy to get sucked into village life. You also have the fairly deep buddy system to play around with, which operates with its own hub zone, and allows you to recruit more furry friends for off-screen adventures and item rewards.
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With the wirebug, seeing everyone zip around is a treat. Although my access to multiplayer was limited prior to launch (it was cut off at one point), Monster Hunter Rise is still very fun in terms of group coordination. This is where you’ll make your way through the ranks fighting near-endless foes with other people, if you so choose. It’s more like controlled chaos, but given that the game doesn’t force you to do rampage missions en masse, it works out more like a welcome diversion than a slog.īeyond that “village progress” questline, you’ll have access to the “hub progress” branch, which is the meat of the game. It’s a little streamlined, but it is fun to see a handful of big monsters on-screen while you blow them up with heavy-duty weaponry. You can opt to pilot a platform (such as a bow gun or a cannon) yourself, or put an NPC in charge. These work kind of like a light tower-defense gimmick, allowing hunters to create weapon platforms in specific locations in an arena, as well as spring one-time-use traps or NPC powers. Riding monsters (who can quickly get from place to place and start bar fights with other creatures) similarly feels straightforward and to the point. In a game where you might be pursuing a creature four or five times a match, it breaks down the monotony. While having a little deadly mutt running around is its own reward, you can ride it to get places quickly and chase down monsters. The Palamute (dog) companion deserves a special shout-out, too.
