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.

TiMi Studio, the developer behind Call of Duty Mobile and Pokemon Unite, teams up with Capcom for the first time, to create a new mobile game for the Monster Hunter franchise. This in-development Monster Hunter mobile game will "reproduce the hunting actions that define the Monster Hunter series," says one press release. It allows more freedom for players to enjoy the iconic series anywhere, anytime.

Monster Hunter Now has its game open for early access. This game is just similar to any Niantic game like Pokemon Go, and I was also playing NBA All-world previously. Instead of going ahead and collecting Pokemon or battling with any other NBA players, this time is focused on hunting monsters. The rarities of monsters will increase as you go ahead and increase your Hunter rating or level, and then you'll be able to gain access to higher rarity monsters that you can go ahead and battle.