Name: Monster Hunter World
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Rating: 3.7 (62 reviews)

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Monster Hunter: world sees players Gear up to Venture on quests to battle against fearsome monsters, progressively improving their hunting abilities as they play. Loot collected from Fallen foes can be used to create new equipment and armor upgrades as players seamlessly move across map areas that comprise the living ecosystems. The landscape and its diverse inhabitants play a critical role as players strategically use the surrounding environment to their advantage. Hunters must use their cunning and abilities to survive the intense and evolving fights as they battle to become the Ultimate Hunter. PEGI rated game is comparable to ESRB T rating. Game is region free with no restrictions

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Monster Hunter: World PC Review

Just built a new PC (high end, taxing games encouraged). I haven't played a new game since The Witcher 3 and AC Odyssey. I've missed out on so many games and don't even know where to start.

What are some major releases in the past few years? Any genre, but I do have a bias for RPG / Action RPG. Thank you for any and all suggestions!

<div class="md"><p>Just built a new PC (high end, taxing games encouraged). I haven&#39;t played a new game since The Witcher 3 and AC Odyssey. I&#39;ve missed out on so many games and don&#39;t even know where to start.</p>

<p>What are some major releases in the past few years? Any genre, but I do have a bias for RPG / Action RPG. Thank you for any and all suggestions!</p>
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What great single player games have I missed out on in the past 3 or so years?

Also get ready to question what school taught you about probability as you kill your Xth monster without getting the loot you desire.

Monster Hunter World is a truly skilled based game that rewards planning, and prediction of twitch reflexes and hack n slash button mashing. Gather, plan, die, plan, kill, carve, repeat until die doesn’t happen then start all over with the next deadly beast. 

Non vr, first person game with really huge monsters.

<div class="md"><p>Non vr, first person game with really huge monsters.</p>
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 I Hunt down the strongest and most elusive of the game's monsters I Feel nothing but anticipation at that prospect. This is the most audacious. Monster Hunter Game Yet World manages the balance between staying true to the series ideals and it's addictive loop of combat with intimidating monsters and meaningful upgrades that fans love, but it also takes a dramatic leap into a look, feel and size that feels truly new. Its sheer depth and the commitment required is still intense, but it clearly isn't Capcom's aimed to caught the casual crowd

 Battling them is closer to a dance than a brawl. Knowing your moves from the Hammers slow stomping strikes to the insect claves, aerial acrobatics, and learning the monsters steps in return. You'll be clumsy when you begin, but fight on and you'll soon be severing tails and breaking off scaly armor for valuable rewards. Every battle mixes the in-depth learning of a fighting game with the grandeur of a classic game boss fight

 series of action: RPGs has always been one that offers much and more. You begin with nothing but a flimsy weapon and the chainmail on your back and take on monster hunting quests. but it's simple gameplay Luke Quickly in rewarding Lee expands your capabilities. You harvest materials from your prey in the environments they live in, use them to build stronger gear, and then use that gear to take on stronger monsters to get even more gear

 Weapon upgrade trees feel more labyrinthine, forcing you through a wider gamut of quests to get to what you want to get a poisoned dripping Ratheon charge blade for instance, you'll need to take multiple quests to scavenge monster bones, takedown, furious walking fish, and then sever the barbed tail of the Ratheon itself in the process. Leftover rewards and carved off materials can be used to make armor sets. each piece now offering extra skills that can make you significantly more powerful. Say you've struggled with a mud spewing barrel, Throwing on a suit of muck resistant armor suddenly turns the tide on that fight

Monster Hunter: World Review

I'm 7 hours into the game and so far it's been an endless stream of cliches in the plot department with very average gameplay. The writing in particular and the facial animations and model design are all absolutely bottom tier. Some of the dialogue just makes me laugh out loud, it's like a parody of a YA novel but it takes itself seriously. That opening scene with the kids making fun of her and her caretaker dying but let's be honest, he's probably alive and will come back later. The funniest so far though, has been that side quest about that guy who wanted to kill himself because he had schizophrenia - "oh I'm gonna kill myself because voices", "hey my voice is soft, listen", "okay you're soft like my sister I'll listen", then the sister arrives and "come with me, my voice will calm your whispers", "oh ok", and then you get a choice, keep him in or send him away. Whatever you say, this guy does it without any hesitation lmao. It's so so bad. All the bad voice acting makes it even funnier. This is a very average game with okay graphics and it even runs like shit. Definitely not 9.3/10 ign

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m 7 hours into the game and so far it&#39;s been an endless stream of cliches in the plot department with very average gameplay. The writing and the facial animations and model design are all absolutely bottom tier. Some of the dialogue just makes me laugh out loud, it&#39;s like a parody of a YA novel but it takes itself seriously. That opening scene with the kids making fun of her (How many fucking times have you seen this cmon) and her caretaker dying but let&#39;s be honest, he&#39;s probably alive and will come back later. The funniest so far though, has been that side quest about that guy who wanted to kill himself because he had schizophrenia - &quot;oh I&#39;m gonna kill myself because voices&quot;, &quot;hey my voice is soft, listen&quot;, &quot;okay you&#39;re soft like my sister I&#39;ll listen&quot;, then the sister arrives and &quot;come with me, my voice will calm your whispers&quot;, &quot;oh ok&quot;, and then you get a choice, keep him in or send him away. Whatever you say, this guy does it without any hesitation lmao. It&#39;s so so bad. All the bad voice acting makes it even funnier. This is a very average game with okay graphics and it even runs like shit. Definitely not 9.3/10 ign</p>

<p>Edit - so since some of the comments are like &quot;BUT GAMEPLAY&quot;, yeah the gameplay has a dodge roll function that is found in pretty much all open world third person RPGs these days and like I said, it&#39;s not bad. It&#39;s fun, its cool that you have horses and dinosaurs and make them fight each other. The bow is slick to shoot but the &quot;spear&quot; which is actually a sword is shit and the feedback you get is not worth getting your health down, unless you&#39;re willing to use the trip caster but that slows the game down.  The crafting system is the most basic there is, but I think this will probably improve and get more complex as I&#39;m sure I&#39;ll be able to craft more things than just fire arrow, precision arrow and normal arrow. Is there a freeze arrow? There has to be a shock arrow and that&#39;s about it right? You can mount horses too ig. Oh and you can run, jump and slide and slow down time. Nothing exciting really.</p>
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I was laid off earlier this year for 6 weeks and I spent every minute of my day playing Call of Duty. I’m looking for something with more substance of any kind, even if it may be another FPS. 

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<div class="md"><p>I’m looking for something that is fun and rewarding but has some grind and is a major time sink.</p>

<p>I was laid off earlier this year for 6 weeks and I spent every minute of my day playing Call of Duty. I’m looking for something with more substance of any kind, even if it may be another FPS. </p>

<p>I appreciate any suggestions!</p>
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 This is a game for a very specific type of player who possibly wants something different out of a game over someone else. Its quirks are gonna turn a lot of people off, but some are gonna fall in love if they haven't already. Monster Hunter World can look really chaotic, but it's actually really slow and deliberate. Slashing with lighter weapons to kill monsters feels a bit more rewarding at first, especially if you're not into the series until you realize you should embrace the big, slow, clunky weapons and timing your strikes and dodges perfectly is when the game really clicks

 Sidestepping a monster and then slamming down your axe or pike or hopping over it and mounting it. Actions like that right then and there make you forget some of the jankiness or just general weirdness of the combat. At times it takes some getting used to, but once you actually get it and I'll admit it took me a while, it's kind of awesome. I still prefer the fast weapons that let you move a bit more as a personal preference, but the heavy weapons are way more satisfying than you'd think and it's a big point of the game as a whole

 And then of course there's the monsters. At first it just seems like you're just hunting a bunch of generic looking dinosaurs, but the deeper you go, the more you realize there's all kinds of wildlife and all different types of over-the-top looking monsters that you're going to want to try and kill and make a hat out of. Not only that, all these monsters have totally different types of behavior. Some some are really hostile and crazy, some run and flee, some defend their young

 Monster Hunter World can look really chaotic, but it's actually really slow and deliberate. Slashing with lighter weapons to kill monsters feels a bit more rewarding at first, especially if you're not into the series until you realize you should embrace the big, slow, clunky weapons and timing your strikes and dodges perfectly is when the game really clicks. Sidestepping a monster and then slamming down your axe or pike or hopping over it and mounting it. Actions like that right then and there make you forget some of the jankiness or just general weirdness of the combat

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