Monster Hunter Now

SHOULD I PLAY MONSTER HUNTER NOW? Skip it unless you’re really itching for a Pokémon Go alternative. Monster Hunter Now is the latest Pokémon Go clone from Niantic, and while it’s entertaining enough, it doesn’t capture the qualities that make Monster Hunter great. There are plenty of familiar monsters to fight, like Pukei-Pukei and Barroth, but the battles aren’t much more than a series of button taps. I love the idea of

The graphics and sound in Monster Hunter Now are quite impressive, and the game is well-designed and easy to navigate. The game also has a multiplayer mode, so you can team up with friends to take on larger monsters. The game provides a good mobile adaptation of the series, although some players might be put off by its reliance on in-app purchases and grinding.

Monster Hunter Now is currently in soft launch and is available now in these countries: Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Sweden. The game will be available globally on September 14th. But if you cannot wait to play the game right now. You will have to play it with a VPN if you are not in the available soft launch countries. Surprisingly there is a little bit of a story in this game, from what I could piece together, the monsters are coming through to our world and we the players have been recruited to become monster hunters in order to help take down all the creatures that are running lose in the world. It's an interesting premise and it's a good way to give a reason as to why we are chasing down monsters from the games in the real world. As for the gameplay itself, just like with pokemon go and other games of the sort, you have to actually go outside and find all the monsters.

Monster Hunter Now will launch for iOS and Android on September 14, Niantic and Capcom announced. Pre-registration is available now. Unique weapons: Monsters in the real world:

Monster Hunter Now, a free-to-play mobile game, is debuting in its global launch as the latest location-based game collaboration from the makers of Pokémon Go and Monster Hunter.

Monster Hunter Now introduces the long-awaited 'Filminations in the Frost' season, offering players the chance to engage with four exciting new monsters starting December 7th, 2023. Gamers can immerse themselves in a frosty new terrain, where they will come face to face with the formidable Zinogre, Banbaro, Barioth, and Radobaan, as well as encounter two smaller creatures, Cortos and Wulg, on their thrilling exploration.