Can you spot any of your favourite sets in there?
Monster Hunter taught me that I could mercilessly slay behemoth beasts and harvest their bodies for better armor without feeling even a drop of regret. Just kidding, I still feel horrible every time I take one of the monsters down in-game. Nonetheless, each of Capcom's entries is downright addictive and it's a series every gamer should indulge in at least once. If you haven't yet done so or have an incomplete collection, now is the perfect time to do some Monster Hunter shopping as there is a massive Steam sale.
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Monster Hunter: World is among the nine games included in the Capcom Summer 2021 Humble Bundle. It's strange to think that the game that breathed new life into the Monster Hunter series is now four years old, but it holds up well, and if you've not yet had a chance to try this amazing action RPG game, now may be the ideal time to do so.
To quote our Monster Hunter: World PC review, "Monster Hunter: World is one of the finest action-RPGs ever made and a rich co-op title." It's a game that belongs in the collection of any gamer who is a fan of the genre, especially those who have enjoyed any the earlier Monster Hunter games.
For those who of you who are unfamiliar with Monster Hunter, let us explain the basic premise: you (and a group of friends, if you prefer multiplayer games) head out into a beautiful, sprawling fantasy world where you're tasked with hunting down different monsters. You find clues which let you know where you can find them, before engaging them in epic battles. You gather resources from the battles, so that you can then make more weapons and items, and consequently, travel to new areas, fight new monsters, and progress the story.
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I expect the life of the average person in ninth-century England was a lot tougher than the fantastical future full of video games we inhabit more than a millennium later. Well, Ubisoft and Capcom have teamed up to make the lives of digital peasants even harder, by shoving some Monster Hunter World themed gubbins into Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla. Have a watch of the trailer below to see just how bizarre this crossover is.