Capcom is gearing up to add a lot of new content to Monster Hunter: World. First, a trial version of the game will be available Dec. 11-17 on consoles. The Kulve Taroth Siege event will be back on December 20 and The Appreciation Fest will celebrate the game's anniversary in January 2019 with a Gathering Hub decorated for the occasion and special new quests and equipment. In early 2019, Geralt of Riva from The Witcher 3 will be playable in brand new quests thanks to a partnership with CD Projekt RED. Finally, in Fall 2019, the publisher will release the expansion Iceborne. Details, screens (crazy low resolution, don't blame us) and trailers inside.
In addition, there is plenty of exciting content for current players of Monster Hunter: World to look forward to soon. Capcom is working on a special collaboration with CD PROJEKT RED to bring professional monster hunter Geralt from The Witcher® 3: Wild Hunt into the New World early next year. Unique quests will offer a brand-new type of gameplay that blends the immersive RPG experience of The Witcher 3 with Monster Hunter: World. The voice actors for Geralt have also contributed newly recorded dialogue to further enhance this collaboration.
In the meantime, the Kulve Taroth Siege, a special event quest which allows up to 16 players in groups of four each to team up towards a common goal, will return on December 20. This time however, a tougher Arch Tempered version of this colossal monster which yields more powerful rewards awaits hunters. As another special thank you to hunters around the world, to mark a year since Monster Hunter: World launched we’d like to announce The Appreciation Fest, coming up on the anniversary of the game’s release in January 2019. The Appreciation Fest will include a newly decorated Gathering Hub, special equipment that can be obtained in brand new quests and a slew of new anniversary quests for everyone.
For players who have not yet tried Monster Hunter: World, a free Trial Version of the base game will be available on PlayStation®4 system and Xbox One starting tomorrow, December 11 at 4pm PST through December 17 at 3:59pm PST. Offering a hefty preview, the Trial Version allows new players to experience quests up to the 3-star level and online multiplayer up to Hunter Rank 4. This will provide plenty of opportunity to try out a variety of quests, craft and upgrade equipment, and join in on the game’s trademark cooperative multiplayer action with existing owners of the game. In addition, any saved progress transfers over to the main game, so new players are encouraged to start their hunting journey.
In Monster Hunter: World, players take on larger than life monsters in a variety of vast, living, breathing ecosystems either solo or with up to three other hunters via online co-op, complete with drop-in functionality, a first for the series. The story follows the journey of the elder dragons as they begin their once a decade migration across the sea to a land known as the New World in an event referred to by inhabitants as the Elder Crossing. As part of the Guild’s Research Commission, players must embark on a grand journey to this massive, mysterious land and uncover the secrets behind this phenomenon. The Monster Hunter World: Iceborne expansion will build upon this story when it releases in autumn 2019 for PlayStation®4 system and Xbox One. For all the title updates revealed today, including the Monster Hunter World: Iceborne expansion, Capcom is planning to develop PC versions as well, and will share more on the availability in future announcements.
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Commented on 2018-12-10 22:42:32Kidding aside, it's great to see Capcom supporting Monster Hunter: World so much, specially with partnering with CD Projekt Red to bring the best monster slayer that ever lived, the White Wolf.
I hope they support Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5 as well. For RE2, they could add some small episode chapters to link some stuff between some of the games. There's books and books of stuff outside the main games, so with a little imagination they can add some prologue/epilogue stuff as DLCs.
Dear Capcom, now I just need a new Mega Man: Legends, Breath of Fire, Dino Crisis, Onimusha and Dragon's Dogma, then I'm all set.
Commented on 2018-12-11 05:06:59