Monster Hunter Rise is a pretty hard game.

Though because we couldn’t chat with our voices, it was hard to keep ourselves working as a team to take down the enemy. It was easy to connect with people I didn’t know and head off on a mission.

I did briefly try out the online multiplayer and it seemed to work fine. Its pretty neat! And I like the new “hookshot” ability, even though I haven’t got a handle on how to use it well yet. One of my favorite things so far is when you start the mission with the waterfall, you can slide down the water and jump into the mission area. Bigger (tank) characters are still slow and a bit harder to control. Some classes, like blade characters and bow characters, walk faster and combat seems quicker. Rise, without a doubt, plays much better than the Wii U or 3DS games!

Monster Hunter Rise is a really good looking game! Perhaps better looking than the other ones I played. I’m very impressed by the game’s graphics. That all said, I mostly liked what I’ve played so far. Also the demo will only be available to download until February 1st and the online multiplayer will be turned off at the end of this month. The content for this demo seems large but its unfortunately limited by 30 mission tries. Single player and multiplayer are both available to check out. There are a lot of classes to try out too.

The Monster Hunter Rise demo contains two training missions and two regular missions. Would this be the Monster Hunter that I finally like? So why did I try the Monster Hunter Rise demo? As always I was curious. I wanted to like them but they just didn’t connect with me. I’ve tried previous demos for the series and never could get into the games. I have some thoughts on it.įull disclosure: I’ve never been much of a Monster Hunter fan. Author: Daniel Fugate Category: Action, Adventure, Articles, Genres, Nintendo Switch Categories, Switch News, Date: 8th January, 2021 Last night, a demo for Monster Hunter Rise for the Nintendo Switch came out.

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