Comparison of Monster Hunter Rise vs Monster Hunter Iceborne vs Monster Hunter Generations:
Just like previous versions in
the Monster Hunter series, you will once again play as creature hunter who must
use weaponry available at his disposal, & use tools & environment to
hurt his enemies & beat them. Monster Hunter games are fun because you can’t
face creatures directly but aiming to hit them on the weak spots after they
complete their turn. Such games are sometimes tedious and boring because you
are very weak as compared to monster, & always looking to hit him in the
back. You receive rewards when finish missions in the form of plunder,
including creature parts which can be utilized to make armor & weaponries
that help in beating powerful creatures. Like previous Monster Hunter games,
you will face powerful monsters as you progress through gameplay. Multiple
creatures from Monster Hunter series will comeback as well as new creatures
will be available that are designed especially for the new game. All 14 kinds
of weaponries from previous monster hunter games such as Monster Hunter
Generations & World, which contains combination of archetypes of blades,
shields, staves, bows & guns, are making its way to Monster Hunter Rise.
Monster Hunter Rise is using the
seamless map tactic from Monster Hunter World & it is not using the zoned area
tactic which were used in previous games. Maps of Monster Hunter Rise use vertical
movement more than earlier titles in the series, & Rise actually means going
higher so the game is more focused on fast vertical scaling using new stuff. You
can use a new buddy, Palamute, which is a dog like monster that does not drain stamina
when players are riding him. This dog like monster is a new gear for vertical
scaling because he can scale cliffs & execute attacks while battling creatures,
along with another monster which looks like a cat, named Palico. You can
utilize a new tool, called Wirebug, which seems like a Clutch Claw introduced
in Iceborne, which lets you grapple & swing across gaps or taller areas
when required. This tool can be interacted differently with every kind of weaponry,
which offers more moves & combos to weapon.
Single player & online
multiplayer modes are available in Monster Hunter Rise, & you can have 4 players
in a team when playing multiplayer mode. The game allows you to hunt using both
Palico & Palamute when playing solo. When playing online, you can either choose
Palico or Palamute to be on this adventure with you.
Monster Hunter Rise uses cross compatibility
with Monster Hunter Stories 2 Wings of Ruin, which is set to be launched after
Monster Hunter Rise.
Monster Hunter Rise Key
Features:
- Platforms: Nintendo Switch
- Developer: Capcom
- Publisher: Capcom
- Release Date: 26 March, 2021
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