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January 2018
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The editors liked
Sumptuous habitats packed with life
Intimidating beasts to kill
Excellent fashion sense
Beautiful graphics
Fun Combat
Strong worldbuilding
Addictive monster-slaying action
Newcomer-friendly tutorials
Streamlined equipment creation
Excellent aesthetic and visual fidelity
Good PC performance
A story that pits newcomer hunters against one of the largest Elder Dragons in the series
No more paintballs
With research and scoutflies doing the tracking now
Changes to each weapon make every one of the 14 weapons viable
Incredible sense of impact
The editors didn't like
Some online-play features are fiddly and need improving
Horrible multiplayer system
Repetitive monster slaying
Highly demanding combat requires commitment to master
Smaller roster of monsters compared with previous series entries
Uninteresting story mode
Performance hits with giant explosions and certain hunter tools
Monster Hunter: World is a solid port of the console smash hit to the PC platform. The title makes you hunt various monsters with wildly varying abilities in an open-world-like experience where have to track down the monster first. You can do this solo...
Monster Hunter: World is a game filled with life and beauty but with that does come complexity that needs a little time to learn. It's worth investing time into this game for both old and new players...
Monster Hunter: World is a fantastic game that kept me enthralled for 60 wonderful hours. I loved exploring the world, discovering new areas, and engaging in epic fights with excellently designed monsters. There's so much gameplay to enjoy, that despite a...
Abstract: Capcom brings to us Monster Hunter World, the latest installment to this vast ongoing franchise. I'm going to say this right away: I've never played a Monster Hunter game before. In truth, it actually pleases me that this the first one since this game is...
Abstract: Ever want to fight a gigantic monster? Well, Monster Hunter: World may fulfill your wish. Launched on 26 January (PS4 and Xbox One), Capcom's Monster Hunter: World is the newest entry to the Monster Hunter franchise, and probably the best one yet. We have...
Published: 2018-01-26, Author: Kai , review by: wccftech.com
A story that pits newcomer hunters against one of the largest Elder Dragons in the series, No more paintballs, with research and scoutflies doing the tracking now, Changes to each weapon make every one of the 14 weapons viable, Incredible sense of impact
Performance hits with giant explosions and certain hunter tools, Smaller monster roster than other mainline titles
As the first debut on new platforms, Monster Hunter World displays excellence in every hunt. The new changes are a great evolution of the series that can get new players their first taste of hunting while veteran players will look forward to seeing an old...
Published: 2018-01-25, Author: Mike , review by: gamezone.com
My review copy was provided on the PlayStation 4 and considering Sony has a branding deal with Capcom, it didn't surprise me. I have yet to see the game on an Xbox One so I can't speak on that system's performance, but speaking from personal experience p...
Abstract: Beneath the overwrought presentation their settings sometimes entail, gaming's most beloved action RPGs usually come with a good hook. A kind of “kick” to the experience that keeps you coming back for hours on end.These days, more often than not, that hoo...
Abstract: Beneath the overwrought presentation their settings sometimes entail, gaming's most beloved action RPGs usually come with a good hook. A kind of “kick” to the experience that keeps you coming back for hours on end.These days, more often than not, that hoo...
