A brand new Monster Hunter cell recreation is in improvement at Capcom and TiMi Studio Group, the Tencent-owned developer behind Name of Obligation: Cell and Pokemon Unite.
The yet-untitled recreation goals to “reproduce the searching actions that outline the Monster Hunter sequence” on cell. Sadly, the announcement made no point out of a launch date or window.
Capcom has been busy with its monster-hunting franchise currently, releasing three Monster Hunter video games within the final 4 years: Monster Hunter World (2018), Monster Hunter Rise (2021), and Monster Hunter Tales 2: Wings of Destroy (2022). World and Rise additionally acquired sizable expansions in 2020 and 2022, respectively.
Monster Hunter World has been particularly profitable for Capcom. With 18.5 million copies bought, it is the writer’s best-selling recreation ever. Collective gross sales for the sequence sit at over 88 million, in accordance with Capcom.
Monster Hunter followers might also be serious about EA and Koei Tecmo’s upcoming competitor, Wild Hearts. In line with our Wild Hearts hands-on preview, it “seems like an thrilling mash-up of difficult searching, crafting, lovely semi-open-world environments, and snappy constructing mechanics that makes it stand by itself 4 legs.” Wild Hearts hits PS5, Xbox Sequence X|S, and PC on February 17, 2023.
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