Monster Hunter Now

The game is a decent addiction, one of the better ones after Pokemon Go and The Witcher(shutted down) Pros The animations are well made dodge,weapon attacks,monster attacks, dodge etc The storyline is alright also, the quests in general Graphics are good too from locations, monsters to gear Cons It gets repeatedly easily like the rest of the games Big fan of the franchise but i don't believe the game will stay up for long better games have shutted down.

🎮 Gameplay: From the Creators of Pokémon Go, Really fun swipe to dodge and tap to attack/hold for charge attacks. Can play with friends, walk around the city or town and kill monsters Helps me walk far distances. Fun to rank up. The material drop rate sucks unless there’s events but it is still an addicting game. I currently play with a couple friends.

Device: IPhone 15 Pro Max. Playtime: 4-6 weeks (might be more) Current level: 37 (Gear 4,5) (This is my personal experience with the game 🙏🏽) __________________________________________ Monster Hunter Now! 🎮 Gameplay: The game is basically Pokémon Go! But Monster Hunter style 🔥🏹, this includes: - Monster encounters for farming materials (Solo or with Others). - Gathering random stuff around the map.

After playing it since its release, it's time for a review. At first, the game didn't leave a good impression because we started stuck with a Sword and Shield at the beginning until we hit HR 15 (Our level), and the rest at Chapter 2 completion. Luckily, I ended up using the sword and shield as my main. 📖 Storyline: The story is a basic visual novel style. It's decent but not enough to keep players invested too much in it.

The game plays perfectly fine. Too bad landscape mode only works during hunt. However, trying to force the game to play on landscape seems to work with to problems, as if it was built to have landscape mode but somehow got disabled. The downside of the game are the following: -No FPS option and the game randomly gives me FPS capped and somehow drops. -Some crafting requirements parts from small monster which takes time before they spawn.

If you loved Niantic's previous games like Ingress & Pokemon GO, you'll surely love this. You'll love it even more if you're a fan of the Monster Hunter franchise. I'm not much of a console gamer, but this title was one of the few that really got my attention when it was first released so when it got ported for the PC, I of course got it. Sadly, my PC days are behind me now (mainly because of age and work) but I still play using my cellphone. So, I just had to play this too. Boy am I hooked !!! I now find myself walking around our village again much like when I played both Ingress and Pokemon GO. I'm also now thinking of playing this game during bike rides so I can explore and get more materials.

The game mechanics is mixed between Pokemon Go and Monster Hunter. The game can be played both Portrait and Landscape which is great. The only downside is the FPS cap as I can't seem to increase the FPS limit and I'm getting random FPS. So far so Good. The only downside is when your healtg reach 29% below, you are unable to hunt large monster as the game needs you to have a health of 30% above. If you are a fan of Pokemom Go and Monster Hunter, this game is for you.

Gameplay: 4/5 Although its a geo-location game, it doesn't  force you to go out around the neighborhood all the time since monsters spawn on your location in a few minute intervals. But the leveling up will be slow if you do this since you just have to "wait". 😅 What's annoying in this game? It's  the limited gameplay when you're inside a fast moving vehicle. In some geo-location games, I enjoy travelling by bus while playing the game BUT here in MHNow, I am forced to actually put the game down while I'm  inside a vehicle... And No, I am not the driver. I find it so disappointing that I can't  collect resources while riding, all those iron ores.... 😫 left untouched.... haayy..

Better than the second update of the Witcher mobile. I hope they don't change the states for the amor and weaponry. Add more the story, the skill tree, leave everything else alone and this can become a greater mobile game.

Monster Hunter Now is an augmented reality (AR) mobile game that integrates the Monster Hunter universe with real-world locations. Developed by Niantic, the same company behind the global AR hit Pokémon Go, this game allows players to use their smartphones to interact with a virtual overlay of the Monster Hunter world superimposed onto their real-world environment. 📌Pros and Cons In Monster Hunter Now