JustRCD

Let me start off by saying that Monster Hunter World: Iceborne has been one of the biggest influences on my taste in games ever since I had discovered it in late 2019. It takes brave leaps in trying to steer the series in a new direction to widen its reach on audiences and has far exceeded everyone's expectations. Every weapon polished and perfected with the patented Monster sheen allows it to coalesce beautifully with the masterfully crafted environments teeming with various and vibrant endemic species, and that is not even mentioning the wonderful roster of monsters it has in it's lineup. One can argue the most important part of a "Monster Hunter" game are the monsters themselves and Monster Hunter World brings new depth to new and old monsters from the series. The monsters truly feel alive , as if you're observing and hunting actual creatures to do the wonderfully designed monster ai meshing perfectly with the aforementioned environment , coexisting to create an idealistic paradise for any aspiring or veteran hunter. Progression in the game is very well paced offering the player something new at every turn so you're never left feeling bored or unrewarded for your efforts when hunting a Monster once or even multiple times. Aside from the main hunts there are fun side activities one can partake in if you ever feel the need to take a break from the action packed hunts. Some of my favourite are being able to customise your room and truly make it your own by filling it with various ornaments and adorable pets which brings me into another side activity. While out on the field you'll notice you can capture certain animals to become pets in your room which is a perfect way to introduce the player to truly explore every nook and cranny of the map to see what hidden resources or secrets await your discovery. A lot of what you discover will ultimately serve one purpose, to help you become a stronger hunter. The game is cleverly designed in such a way that as your in game great improves over the course of your journey so do your skills at a relatively similar rate meaning you'll never feel overwhelmed or underpowered at any point during the game's course. The multiplayer can be integral to your experience if you are the type of player who seeks that sort of thing and I am happy to confirm that multiplayer integration has been delightful, whether it be with random online players or your own close friends you'll never seen to find yourself lonely. It is for all the points I've stated above that I will highly recommend looking further into the world of Monster Hunter and I hope that anyone who has read this will have seriously considered picking up this absolute gem **** as their next big adventure, and I hope to see you in the new world because I can assure you that you can never go wrong if you decide to play the game. Happy hunting!