We got to play Monster Hunter: World for 10 hours, fighting all sorts of monsters along the way. This is also the first time Monster Hunter is coming to PC, not counting Monster Hunter Online which was developed by Tencent Games rather than Capcom. The effort required to port to PC and get it running well means it needs extra time. The official reason for PC’s postponed release seems to be because it’s just quite hard to do. The Great Jagras was the easiest, similar to the Great Jaggi from previous games, the Barroth is just a little more challenging, then the Anjanath (which seems to be a lot tougher nowadays) is the final option. A gorgeous beta ran from 9 December to the 12th, impressing those that dived in with three quests against three different monsters of varying difficulty. If you were looking for a taste of monster hunting before the game's official release, unfortunately you have just missed it. It will also be coming to PC, but the release date for that is still to be confirmed, and it's coming out after the PS4 and Xbox One versions.
Monster Hunter: World is coming out on PS4 and Xbox One January 26, 2018. When is Monster Hunter: World coming out and on what platforms? Murder monsters, take their hide, make better gear to fight bigger monsters.
Progression isn’t like typical role-playing games though, all of your progression is through the armour and weapons you hold, which are crafted using parts gutted from the monsters you kill. You play a Hunter who is tasked with defeating monsters that are, typically, terrorising a local village, with those monsters slowly getting bigger and badder as you progress. Bar a couple of games, it’s mostly been on Nintendo consoles - if you’ve not been playing with them, chances are the series has passed you by up until now. The first Monster Hunter game came out in 2004 for the PlayStation 2, and while there’s been a host of games and spin-offs since then, it’s totally understandable to not know what’s going on. Given there's a beta available on PS4 this week, it's a good time to prime yourself on what we know so far. In the newest entry to the series, some changes are introducing Monster Hunter to a whole lot more people, so here’s a quick primer for what to expect with Monster Hunter: World. Fighting giant dragons, wyverns, and god-like monsters: that’s the core premise of Monster Hunter: World, in case the title didn’t give it away.
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