You can get the best part of the Monster Hunter series on Steam for just 9.89 euros. The Iceborne expansion is also drastically reduced. Anyone who has missed out on the action-RPG spectacle should change that as soon as possible.
Monster Hunter World on sale on Steam
For 9.89 euros You can – roughly speaking – buy a kebab and a half, or you can invest the money in Monster Hunter World on Steam. Capcom's action RPG fireworks are currently available at this price. But the offer is still only valid until April 29th.
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Colleagues Stephan and Alex found Monster Hunter World exciting and, above all, surprisingly beginner-friendly when it was released 5 years ago:
In the years since its release, Capcom has given the game numerous updates, adding a ton of new monsters, weapons, armor and other equipment.
All the work must have been worth it. Because not just falling 88 percent of Steam reviews are positive out, Monster Hunter World is also making a bit of a comeback since the announcement of Monster Hunter Wilds on Steam. Almost 90,000 players are online at the same time (source: Steam Charts).
How does Monster Hunter World play?
From the third-person perspective, you control your character via one of 5 different play areas, which you unlock as the story progresses. In most missions your task is to hunt one or more monsters. Whether you kill them in action-oriented real-time combat or stun and catch them is largely up to you.
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By completing the missions, you not only receive money, but also monster parts, which you can then use to help you to forge new weapons and armor and upgrade them. 14 different types of weapons are available to you, some specifically for long-range combat, but most for close combat.
Over time you will compete against increasingly stronger monsters. You will probably struggle with some of them at first. If this is the case, you can either consult one of our practical guides or hunt the monsters online together with friends or other players.
With Monster Hunter World you can Hundreds of hours before you tick every quest and perfect your loadout. And once you've finished the main game, you can go straight to it Iceborne expansion dedicate. Not only is there a new area to explore, there are also new monsters waiting for you to beat.
But be warned: Iceborne is clearly aimed at players who have already completed the main game. The level of difficulty is not without its own. However, if you're looking for a challenge and can't get enough of Monster Hunter, the bundle package for 19.79 euros is the best choice.
Monster Hunter: World captivated me again. After the release of Monster Hunter Rise I had somewhat lost track of its predecessor, but in the last few weeks I have again dozens of hours spent making my way through the story and the DLC with my new character – and I had more fun than ever!
In direct comparison to Rise, World lacks some convenience features, but it does The fights with the monsters in World simply feel more powerful. And I already miss the clamp claw from Iceborne in Rise. For 9.89 euros you definitely can't go wrong with Monster Hunter: World – and if you're interested in blood, I definitely recommend you buy the DLC Iceborne. Because with this the game shifts up several gears.