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Review of Monster Hunter: World on Xbox One

by Max Rathon Max Rathon photo Jan 2018
Cover image of Monster Hunter: World on Xbox One
Gamefings Score: 9
Platform: Xbox One Xbox One logo
Released: 26 Jan 2018
Genre: Action Role-playing
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom

Introduction

Monster Hunter: World is the magical monster-fueled sandbox we didn't know we needed! Imagine countless hours of thrilling hunts, crafting armor, and maybe some casual existential dread because you just saw a monster the size of a building. This game got it all! A monster's life ain't easy, and neither is yours, but let's dive into how this gem shines on the Xbox One.

Gameplay

Stepping into Monster Hunter: World means strapping on your boots, picking your favorite oversized weapon, and hunting down some seriously angry creatures. The joy lies in the game's core loop, which leads you from hunting glorious creatures to turning their parts into shinier, bigger weaponry. Start off with a flimsy sword and, voila, you might end up wielding a sword that could slice through the fabric of reality (or at least through a monster's massive hide). Players traverse the beautifully designed New World filled with different environments that are now seamlessly connected-goodbye annoying loading screens, am I right? With this power, Capcom has upgraded the monster AI to terrifying levels, making every encounter feel like an epic battle rather than a repetitive chore. Scoutflies will be your new BFFs, guiding you with their glowing light to your next monster showdown. You can either run wild in single-player mode or rally up a squad of friends (or unsuspecting random players) to tackle the game's breadth of content together. Teamwork is highly encouraged, so throw some SOS flares if you need backup, because nothing says 'I'm in over my head' like an SOS flare shooting into the sky! Add Palicos, the adorable cat companions, into the mix, and you've got a recipe for glorious chaos, complete with a healthy dose of catnip-induced antics.

Graphics

Now, let's talk graphics! Monster Hunter: World pushes the Xbox One with its stunning visuals. From lush forests to arid deserts, every one of the game's environments is an artful feast for the eyes. Be prepared to do a double-take every time you see a monster-seriously, the level of detail is insane! The creatures come alive with intricate designs and animations. Whether you're fighting a colossal Rathalos or taking a leisurely stroll, each moment is a gorgeous display of craftsmanship and technological prowess. But beware, your Xbox might start overheating from all the graphical glory!

Conclusion

In conclusion, Monster Hunter: World isn't just a game; it's a monster-slaying adventure that excites both new hunters and veterans alike. It cleverly balances the difficulty curve, welcomes players with open arms, and doesn't shy away from serving you those adrenaline-pumping moments of triumph... right before you get hit and carted away like an embarrassing trophy. So if you're hunting for a game that'll keep your thumbs busy and your brain engaged, grab a controller and jump into the wild. Just don't forget to check your gear, eat some hearty meals, and maybe... just maybe... find a cat to roll with. This beast of an adventure is the best-selling title in Capcom's history for a reason, and you don't want to miss out!

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