Monster Hunter: World on PC is a tantalising proposition. The series has been running for more than a decade, but never has PC been the home of a core Monster Hunter game. For anyone without a Nintendo or PlayStation console, Monster Hunter: World is the first chance for PC players to see what the excitement is all about. We have gathered news and even played it ourselves to bring you everything you need to know about this huge new game.
Monster Hunter is, as the title would suggest, a game about tracking down and slaying monsters. Rather than beasts making up the enemy rosters and the campaign revolving around a character-led, save-the-world narrative, your entire focus is on individual hunts. Each quest tasks you with finding a huge, boss-style beast and defeating it through lengthy, challenging combat encounters.
The reason for killing these monsters is twofold: not only does it provide the bulk of the moment-to-moment gameplay, but progression through Monster Hunter relies on the loot dropped by defeated beasts. Yes, Monster Hunter: World is a loot and gear-driven game in a similar vein to Diablo and Destiny, although the package it comes in could not be more dissimilar.
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