Monster Hunter: World

lots of technical issues ! from sound cutting off after the menu, to black screens in between each section of the game., things worked fine a month of 2 ago , now its unplayable !

The game is good but the hell with the handler always taking credit of my hunt.

jogo bom, que botei fogo na casa quando ta matando o ratalos por que deixei o arroz no fogo, recomendo 10/10

Cant play multiplayer. Its rocket science to try and figure out how it works

It is absurd to charge real-life money for changing your character appearance in a single-player game.

shit game wouldnt recommend to anyone who is considering it... shit collaboration, shit weapon, shit gameplay... shit burger overall

Zero respect for your time. Unskippable cutscenes, multiple second long animations on every single action, ten second stun effects applied by the majority of all attacks and a "hunting" experience focused around hoping you bump into the small line of clues that will actually spawn the monster into the world. All this for the monster to decide to instantly run away to the opposite side of the map after no more than a minute of fighting. Not even the combat escapes from the slog - your weapon will become fully dull potentially dozens of times per fight, forcing everything to an abrupt halt while you sit in a corner smacking your sword until it works again every thirty seconds.

It's all the worst parts of Evolve and Dauntless mashed into a janky mess which explains very little and is rarely even correct in its own explanations - the claw attack meant to reposition a monster that you're climbing almost never does anything, as an example. And then it's all centered around a core gear upgrade mechanic that means very little, because all of your upgrades just make your numbers higher at a somewhat even pace with the natural increases in the enemies' numbers, as though it were some shitty half-baked MMO.

Genuinely the worst experience I've had with any game in its genre, ever. Catastrophically bad, utterly wasteful of every single second invested into it. Every single mission resulted in a net negative enjoyment value. Even when the fucking stars align and things start to get just a little engaging, you can ALWAYS be killed in one hit because attacks will sometimes apply the same instance of damage multiple times. It's pathetic.

I can't believe this is the game that i was so intimidated by the gameplay complexity at first, I almost gave up, but ended up addicted with it. It is a really fun game once you understand how it works, either by playing solo or with friends.

Great game as an entry for the Monster Hunter franchise.

Ill make this short and sweet. BRAND new player here to the monster hunter series wanted to jump in and check it out considering i was going to buy MONSTER HUNTER WILDS.. And man did i make the right choice got this loving the game having an absolute blast teaching me everything i need to know and getting me all prepared for the new one here soon. This has made me 1000x more excited about Wilds and i cant wait feeling like monster hunter could easily become one of my new favorite games. If it looks and feels this good from a game that was made in 2018-2019 i can only imagine how insane the new one is going to feel with it looking amazing already graphics wise.

Anyone who is planning on getting WIlds on the 28th i HIGHLY recommend playing World if you never have. Amazing experience and will get you well prepared to be a monster hunter!

Just started Iceborne and wow the views and the new map and all the scenery is just beautiful.. Loving it so far.

Bom demais man, demorou pra clicar pra mim, mas quando clicou...
Viciante demais, MUITO conteúdo pra se jogar e muito divertido pra se jogar com amigos também.

Good game. Recommend to anyone who enjoys action rpg games.

It's a game where you gear up to take down huge opponents. Emphasis on timing, strategy, and choosing the correct gear. Button mash will get you killed. Gameplay also changes depending on what weapon you choose to use.

End game content is considerably large, which is also a big plus in my book.

To date the BEST Monster Hunter game in the franchise (second only to 4 Ultimate in my opinion and ultimately I anticipate Wilds to become my new favorite game of all time when that launches).

Not that great tbh, only had like 358 hours of playtime making it my most played game.


You're gonna need the iceborne DLC so buy the full package, it's all or nothing.

My favorite MH entry to-date, had amazing times playing this game. The music (god the music), the hunt, the locale, the design and etc. Everything is great for my liking.

amazing game came back after all these years to play MHW and get ready for the new one, i may even try to beat the dlc before the new one comes out. managed to beat the story in little to no time

Can't kill great jagras yet... the game seems good but im roadblocked by an impossible monster

Love the game

A basic grinding fighting game with a unique story.

You have to like the game if you want to enjoy it. From the grinding, story, and faint multiple times, but all time you spend in the game is a wholesome experience.

Monster Hunter: World is a breathtakingly immersive action RPG that sets a new standard for the series and welcomes both veterans and newcomers alike. With its expansive environments, thrilling combat, and deep customization options, it’s a game that keeps you hooked for countless hours.

The seamless, living ecosystems are a standout feature, teeming with detail and dynamic interactions between monsters and their surroundings. Every hunt feels like an epic adventure, whether you’re stalking a towering Anjanath or facing the awe-inspiring Elder Dragons.

Combat is challenging yet rewarding, offering 14 unique weapon types to master, each with its own playstyle. The game shines brightest in co-op mode, where teamwork and strategy are key to taking down the toughest monsters.

While the crafting and grind for gear can occasionally feel repetitive, the satisfaction of crafting that perfect armor set or upgrading your favorite weapon makes it worthwhile.

With its gorgeous visuals, engaging gameplay loop, and rich endgame content, Monster Hunter: World is a must-play for action RPG fans.

This is what a game should have been,There is no microtransaction or something like you need to pay just to unlock or some kind of that,well it fits perfectly for me atleast.And also the game have a vast content to explore so it's fun ^_^

Insanely fun gameplay loop, trying out new weapons is always a joy and the community is great.

So would i recommend this game? Yes if you enjoy playing it single player and NO if you enjoy playing it with friends.

If you are playing solo there is much to enjoy in this game. There are a lot of cut scenes/story and the fights are fun and the monsters are interesting.

We came for multiplayer from rise before wilds drops next month and oh boy are we disappointed. The fights are not playable together until you watch the cut scenes, of which there are many and are unskipable, and then you need to send out a distress signal mid monster fight just to get your team mate in the game with you. Yes you can hunt the monsters together after but i would rather just do it together and enjoy the experience together from the get go. I'm sure multiplayer is much more fun if you have completed the story but right now its been horrendous for us trying to get through the slog of animations just to finally be able to play together. I'm glad this wasn't our experience from rise and they clearly learnt from this game. Sadly this is why I'm thumbs downing it as what i came here for was a fun time with my friend and so far we haven't really had that but i must stress if you love solo play i would recommend this game!

Coming from rise we were expecting some quality of life changes but its not been to bad if i'm honest. I love some of the monsters that I've not met before and the combat is solid.

As a first time monster hunter player, this game makes me wanna play more monster hunter.

Got it on heavy discount and it was well worth the money. There is so much to do and over 500+ hours of content.
Would recommend.

After playing across platforms for years, it’s hard not to praise the flawless transition from old-gen MH to World/Borne. The game features an amazing combat system, and the change to how abilities work truly fuels creativity in how you build your hunter, all while keeping things stylish and functional. The environments and visuals are breathtaking, with unique creatures that you can either collect or simply admire—because why not? The amount of content ,not only in base game, is enough to keep you hooked for months, whether you're grinding for monster parts, farming decorations, or teaming up with players worldwide to tackle raid monsters and seasonal events. The MH team did a wonderful job on this game and it is well worth the buy.

Took me 3 tries to get into this. It is very different in that you HAVE to commit to an attack and read the monsters attacks than different games.

The past two times I tried long animated weapons, this time I used sword and shield until I felt comfortable in the way movement works and how monsters somewhat work (still early in just got to the zone after the ravine).

Using my newfound comfortness I switched to greatsword and I'm having even more fun! I used to get bodied constantly with one but now that I'm more used to it I can land charges way more often than before!

Combat is very satisfying when you finally hit that charged move.

5/10

World and Iceborne share the same rating. World decided that it would make decorations randomized. Decorations are the pieces that complete a build, of course. So if you happen to be unlucky and never get the good decorations no matter how much melding and farming you make, some fights are just straight up inconvenient to do. For most of the game, you are forced to play sub-optimally until you get lucky enough to get things like weakness exploit, expert, or critical boost decorations that really give a build the oomph it needs to win a fight. That, or you do have those decorations, but you don't have the utility skills like razor sharp or protective polish because you never got the decos for them.

Then there are the RNG rewards. Fuck the RNG rewards. If I carve a tail, I want to get a tail. I should not randomly get some dumbass scale or some other thing that can be found elsewhere on the monster. For some monsters, tails are hard to cut or break especially if you didn't get the partbreaker deco in the RNG decoration grind.

The Scoutflies are retarded. Sometimes I have to disable and enable a waypoint just because they stopped working or sent me the long way around a destination. The weapons are a disaster. They're just slap-on monster parts on templates. The armors are a mixed bag, ranging from nice to butt ugly.

As for the fight against the monsters themselves, the game relies on difficulty via amazing ranges or wide area of effects. Of course, the game suffers from skill parring. You need at least 1 evade extender decoration to make the dodge feel decent in distance. Lord knows how many evade window decos it takes to make the dodge feel good in i-frames because I still don't have them, no matter how many of those dumb jagras event quests I do. When you finally beat Shara Ishvalda, you feel less elated and more glad that it's over, but it's not over. Of course this title has an endgame that doesn't know how to end, filled to the brim with boss fights that even at the game's best, the hunter is forever ill-equipped for.

I've played MHFU and the transition to MHW made all the good changes except for where it mattered most. The game is still plagued with low drop rate rng bullshit, plagued with a lifeless village with people pretending that they've been working with you when all they've done is bark orders and make you do the heavy lifting. World pretends it has a good story around a settlement working together to survive, but the npcs can't be bothered to fire cannons themselves and they still make you pull the dragonator lever when someone else could have literally done that.

There are lots of tidbits about monster ecology that could have been good to leverage in gameplay, but they just windup as set-dressing. It makes the game "look" alive, but feel dead. At the end of the day, the ecology knowledge has no bearing on your ability to hunt monsters. It matters little that Barroth eats ants, or that Pukei-Pukei eats shrooms. These are never leveraged enough in gameplay that there's so much wasted opportunity for actual interesting quests.

World is a large step-up from MHFU, but it's easy to make a large step away from a disaster. So far, Monster Hunter Rise/Sunbreak is the only game that has successfully distanced itself from the tedium of the old. If you want a truly modern MH, skip this, and buy Rise/Sunbreak. Rise is a bit bland, but the Sunbreak expansion is a vast improvement from World/Iceborne. I suggest skip this game or wait for MH Wilds, though I'm certain that MH Wilds will take a lot of cues from World for the worse.

good game, despite senseless storyline and grind to get good weapons/armor
the further you go the more you need to adapt to all game mechanics, otherwise you will be sent to the base countless time, a lot of different skills and mechanics which works well together, also a multiplayer is a nice addition to the general game experience (as insect glaive user I enjoyed the hunts pretty much)

Hunting monsters is fun for like 3 minutes, until you have to keep catching the same monster to get better material, I've heard late game is kinda cool, but i can't get over the amount of grind. Those 160 hours I have, I have replayed the first quarter of the game multiple times, until I had to keep replaying levels to hunt big boys.

Very good, can't play it anymore because of the above reasons, but surely there are people that enjoy this kind of repetitive gameplay

Such a fun game! Can feel a bit grindy, but learning all the monsters and the tactics to use against each is very enjoyable

First Monster Hunter game I've played. I really enjoyed the maps (yes even the ancient forest) and monsters they introduced to me. At first the gameplay never really clicked for me, but now i'm just killing Alatreon for fun. I would say that the decoration farming isn't fun in the slightest, however if you just stop chasing for certain decorations and just hunt monsters for fun, you'll eventually get it. Additionally, I do have mixed feelings on how they handled Alatreon's and Fatalis MR requirements, as it should've been locked behind MR 100. I think the only monster that I hated to fight was Behemoth, otherwise all of them were great in their own unique way. If there is one major flaw in this game it would be monster variety. Why must every other monster be a type a wyvern?

I played this on PS4 for about 300 hours, bought it again on PC, since it was on Sale. Worlds brings in a plethora of quality of life updates, cohesive map design, and overall fun gameplay. I'd highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys Monster Hunter games, and if you're new to the series, this is a great starting point, as it introduces many aspects from the old games as normal.(I do not miss bringing bugnets and picks for gathering).

Absolutely a fantastic game.

Okay guys i get it, Let me get you some pros insight between world and rise, Rise is simplified monster hunter experience with a focus of the combat actions between hunters and monster, less hp, wirebug is quitesimilar to clutch claw and tons of switch skills to try on, meanwhile world is an immersive world where we do things manually, less monster HP. More into the gathering, preparations, tracking, then hunting/capturing the monster, yea it's all about process.

World is my favorite, in terms of gameplay, but combat is quite fast and yeah they actually give some extra in the slow-mo scene where you land your final hit after mounting monster. it's pretty tough using clutch claw because i played rise first. I love meowscular chef

Overall would love to see Monster hunter Wilds soon. Im new into monster hunting, but been looking a lot of videos of old monster hunter gameplay <3
No hate comments, just personal opinion. happy gaming yall

pretty boring fighting mechanics and takes a while to get to the fun parts.

One of the better Monster Hunter games from a gameplay, presentation, and graphical perspective. As an old school MH fan, there are some changes that I think the series needed that maybe didn't click with me for a while. The maps are dense and incredibly deep to explore, but sometimes make for cramped, lame places to fight the monsters (mainly looking at the Ancient Forest and the one bone swamp map, as other maps are VERY fun to fight monsters on). Some of the weapon changes are improvements, though they turned my longsword from a combo king to a counter king, which makes it much less fun of a weapon for me. Weapon designs leave a lot to be desired in the base game, and monster designs are pretty good, but I think not quite as strong as other MH games. Despite my longsword complaint, this game has near peak combat mechanics in all of video games.

Multiplayer is very flawed in this game though, and is a major downgrade from most MH games dating back to the Wii era. A Wii game had better multiplayer than this?? Crazy, but just the truth. Playing with friends can often be a major chore - it is not as simple as 'join your friend's lobby and do quests together'. There are awful shenanigans with cutscenes, which force players to play solo, even when in a multiplayer lobby, if they want to both progress the game. It's quite honestly a hot mess.

All in all, a great entry in the series particularly if playing solo, and imo a necessary step that has some growing pains out of old school MH, but is held back by poor weapon design and highly disappointing multiplayer lobbying. Even so, this is a solid recommendation from me for MH fans, action game fans, and fans of cool monster designs. I found that despite the bad multiplayer, it was STILL worth playing with friends just because monster hunter at its core is that great. I personally prefer Generations, MH4U, and Rise to World, but that could be nostalgia...

GREAT GAME, but there is one major issue, I can't pause the game, I understand it's online & how it supposed to be multiplayer game, put in private sessions I should be allowed to pause. Sometimes you got to use the washroom. I personally hate the clutch claw mechanic, as it intrusive gameplay mechanic that becomes necessary if you want a quicker hunt. Previous MH games never had it & didn't need it. I enjoy the in-depth equipment customization and stats but If accidentally overlook something, it causes me to suffer in gameplay. Can't recommend it as a casual game due to the in-depth mechanics you need to learn.

This game really makes you FEEL like a Monster Hunter between the stunning graphics, sounds and monster designs this game really surprised me and was worth every hour played. Can't wait for Wilds

7 Years and still remains my personal favorite from the franchise. This was my first in the series and after playing the rest, I still have more fondness of this game more than any other. If there is a game to introduce newcomers into a franchise, this is the one. I had over 400 hours on my og PS4 account and I still would go through it again as if it's my first time. If you can't wait to get into the action, better late than never! Would Recommend and Happy Hunting!

I do not recommend this game specifically for coop because they force story quests to be played on single player until all cutscenes have been encountered, and story-based expeditions can only be played solo. The only parts of the game you can reliably play entirely with others are optional side quests. It makes playing through the main game on coop really frustrating, since you have to leave and re-join quests at unknown points because you never know what's going to trigger a cutscene. It completely kills momentum having to "sync up" with other coop players for what seems like an artificial limitation. The worst part is the game doesn't communicate these limitations well, for example it explicitly prompts for a party size when beginning a story quest but then forces the party size to be 1 any way, without any feedback as to why, I had to search online to figure out why that was happening.

Another major issue I have is the keyboard and mouse controls. They feel really "off" (especially menu navigation) and the keys used for unrelated functions change depending on whether your loadout is melee or ranged. I had to switch to a gamepad because the keyboard and mouse controls were too awkward, it was clearly designed for console inputs first and foremost.

It's unfortunate because otherwise I think the core gameplay is solid (if grindy), the world is interesting and the environments are beautiful. There is a lot of content to explore but it's hampered by some poor design choices.

Amazing game, loved every minute of it. the community is great and kind. in my opinion the game is hard but once you play it and get used to it it will be the most fun you will have.

Stay away from this, it's way too addicting.

It was alright-y fun for the first few hours, and then suddenly everything clicks and now I can't stop. Even got Rise and GU on Switch, and revived my 3DS for 4U. Now I can't wait for Wilds.

LEAVE while it's still early T_T

Amazing game, I highly recommend buying with Iceborne DLC, it effectively doubles the amount of content, and is super cheap for what it is worth when on sale, which is 99% of the time. Going for all achievements takes some time, but is worth it. There are a lot of different weapons to play and learn, and a lot of different playstyles, so just have fun. Bow supremacy.

I got to tell you for soulslike player this would be little bit different ... but trust me it would be totally worth it buy, this game is my big inspire to make my art especially my manga.

If your PC cant run Monster Hunter Wilds yet then buy this game, you wont regret it. Fun and challenging hunts awaits.

As a long time player of the monster hunter series, world is easily one of my favorites. Both the base game and Iceborne bring so much content that can keep you playing for a while. Also this does a good job of passing the time until wilds comes out. Overall, if you're a returning player or new to the franchise then this game is a must play.

This was the game that first got me into MH back in 2018. I didn't know what I was getting into the time since I received the game as a Christmas gift from my parents. Back then all I had was an Xbox one with a handful of games, but it was this game that changed me. Today I have put thousands of hours into the series and own ever single game. I've never had a series the clicked with me quite like Monster Hunter. Today I'm starting another semester of college. The only thing keeping me going through these difficult times is the promise of Wilds from across the horizon.

On world, the armor stat were not much of a problem as long as we learn the monster movement and have a high damage, but with master rank monster's, more stable stat were needed(MR monster were thought+ai is smarter), and when guiding land's were open, more options(-a whole lot-) comes with weapon and armor augmentation, especialy when we are moving with elemental damage( plus MR kulve taroth weapon, more elemental damage up until 600), but the price is with killing purple monkey,nergigante,and the whole lot of elder dragon, the content is so much, that we try to farm each augmentation item, each monster would have it's own loadout. multiplayer is awesome, some would hate the RPG element of farming/collecting food ingredients/treasure hunting/capturing small creatures, but sometimes, those tiny puny mission sometimes comes up when we are hunting our important monster, overall, satisfying and still haven't finished yet

this is the peak of gaming everything after has been nothing if not worse. as soon as i swung my first weapon at the surounding native wildlife i realised i had found a game unlike any other the clunky disjointed and downright goofy at times combat is the most fun ive had in a game since I learned to walk. buy this game (and iceborne) if you enjoy breathing air or water (fish encluded)

I have played a lot of MH games so far (MH 2, Freedom Unite, cracked MH 3 on PSP, Rise) and this is by far my favourite.

Fun game lots of content, lots to hunt. Its a big change from the previous older versions of the game but its not horrible. Ancient forest is a really bad map. solid 8-9/10

Great game, I was skeptical at first because of how boring it looked and the concept of just killing monsters but giving it a shot I was able to experience the satisfying grind it gives. If you don't like grinding games and trying to overcome large obstacles through sheer will power, this isn't for you. The peak about this game is the in-depth environment and how it feels as though the monsters are living and breathing. Killing them after getting to know so much about them is amazing. Base game is peak, if you like what is given to you Iceborne includes additional maps and a trash mechanic that is necessary to kill the monsters easier.