Meanwhile, Monster Hunter Rise has invented the Wirebug. Iceborne evolved this into the Clutch Claw which added the ability to latch onto targets while giving players new moves for each of the 14 weapon classes. When it came to expanding the series’ trademark action gameplay, it introduced the Slinger – an arm mounted attachment capable of harvesting projectiles from your surroundings, then firing them at monsters. Monster Hunter World changed up the formula in a number of interesting ways. Some, like Palico companions, go on to become core mechanics whereas others, like swimming, have been shelved. Over the course of its seventeen year history, Monster Hunter has gradually introduced new features. If you prefer playing Monster Hunter on-the-go or curled up on the sofa in handheld mode, then cutting edge visuals really don’t matter. This is very much a case of top-notch presentation versus portability. The developers at Capcom have been immensely clever with their latest game, adopting a more vertical approach and creating maps that are begging to be climbed and scaled.
The sheer scale and detail of its busy biomes outmatches Monster Hunter Rise, though not by a huge degree. Side by side, Monster Hunter World is easily the more technically accomplished game of the two.
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