MHW is challenging but always fair, and any problem can be overcome with the right tools and enough determination. This game can take over all your free time if you let it (I've played about 300 hours over six months) and the developers have kept new gameplay content coming in regularly, and all...

To answer the three most pressing questions around Monster Hunter World: Yes, its creators have made a notoriously inaccessible franchise into something that, if not totally accessible, somewhat resembles it. Yes, it's still filled with countless menus and tough-to-parse mythos.

This game is good, first ever Gundam that's been brought to North America (it had been Japanese release only) However the draw back is, for online game play, you would have to join Asia servers since there's not a lot of players that play locally in the North America. Hence, it'll lag.

Monster Hunter has always been a game about choices: What leggings do I make from my incredibly precious resources to make turning other monsters into leggings easier, what armor skills should I build toward, and probably the most common of all, "What was I thinking when I thought I could attack...

Monster Hunter World is an incredibly fun game. It’s fun with friends, even though the matchmaking system is wonky at times. It’s fun even when you are getting your ass kicked to the point of frustration — these moments will drive you to get better.

This was the first Monster Hunter game I'd played properly and it's a blast. Nice variety of monsters with more on the way and so much content you can stop after the campaign and still feel like you've got your money's worth.

Hunt, capture, scavenge, craft, cook, buy, sell, repeat. Capcom's long-running Monster Hunter series has nailed the classic concept of exploring new lands and defeating exotic beasts for rare rewards for the better part of a decade, with its intense boss-battle style arenas and the promise of bigger...

2018’s Monster Hunter: World brings a host of features and improvements to Capcom’s long-running series, representing the largest changes in some time. With countless quality of life improvements, upgraded visuals, vibrant ecosystems, and enhanced multiplayer, this entry seeks to open the world of...

2018’s Monster Hunter: World brings a host of features and improvements to Capcom’s long-running series, representing the largest changes in some time; With countless quality of life improvements, upgraded visuals, vibrant ecosystems, and enhanced multiplayer, this entry seeks to open the world of...

"[...] The game's evolution into a more player-friendly experience hasn't sacrificed the core difficulty or gameplay that [fans] love; it's simply made it easier for others to appreciate Monster Hunter as much as they do." © 2018 Capcom. All rights reserved.

A hugely customizable adventure that's more accessible than ever; wonderful quality-of-life improvements; an engaging gameplay loop; an unparalleled multiplayer experience; a captivating in-game ecosystem; huge, dense maps; and deep, satisfying combat that truly varies between weapons

Cumbersome execution of multiplayer and some uninspired gear designs

Bought this the day it came out (confirmed MH fan!) and it did not disappoint! All the stuff that made the old Monster Hunter games so addictive, but now with super easy co-op play, and graphics to die for ( the monsters look especially fantastic) thumbs up from me!