About This Game Welcome to a new world! Take on the role of a hunter and slay ferocious monsters in a living, breathing ecosystem where you can use the landscape and its diverse inhabitants to get the upper hand. Hunt alone or in co-op with up to three other players, and use materials collected from fallen foes to craft new gear and take on even bigger, badder beasts!INTRODUCTIONOverviewBattle gigantic monsters in epic locales.As a hunter, you'll take on quests to hunt monsters in a variety of habitats.Take down these monsters and receive materials that you can use to create stronger weapons and armor in order to hunt even more dangerous monsters.In Monster Hunter: World, the latest installment in the series, you can enjoy the ultimate hunting experience, using everything at your disposal to hunt monsters in a new world teeming with surprises and excitement.SettingOnce every decade, elder dragons trek across the sea to travel to the land known as the New World in a migration referred to as the Elder Crossing.To get to the bottom of this mysterious phenomenon, the Guild has formed the Research Commission, dispatching them in large fleets to the New World.As the Commission sends its Fifth Fleet in pursuit of the colossal elder dragon, Zorah Magdaros, one hunter is about to embark on a journey grander than anything they could have ever imagined.ECOSYSTEMA World That Breathes LifeThere are various locations teeming with wildlife. Expeditions into these locales are bound to turn up interesting discoveries.HUNTINGA Diverse Arsenal, and an Indispensable PartnerYour equipment will give you the power to need to carve out a place for yourself in the New World.The Hunter's ArsenalThere are fourteen different weapons at the hunter's disposal, each with its own unique characteristics and attacks. Many hunters acquire proficiency in multiple types, while others prefer to attain mastery of one.ScoutfliesMonster tracks, such as footprints and gashes, dot each locale. Your Scoutflies will remember the scent of a monster and guide you to other nearby tracks. And as you gather more tracks, the Scoutflies will give you even more information.SlingerThe Slinger is an indispensable tool for a hunter, allowing you to arm yourself with stones and nuts that can be gathered from each locale.From diversion tactics to creating shortcuts, the Slinger has a variety of uses, and allows you to hunt in new and interesting ways.Specialized ToolsSpecialized tools activate powerful effects for a limited amount of time, and up to two can be equipped at a time. 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Proceeded to spend the next day killing it and its entire family to make a fancy new hat.10\/10 satisfaction. I think that Monster Hunter: World is basically everything I could ever ask from a game.I would not consider myself a veteran of the franchise. I played MH3 quite extensively and loved it. I tried to get into some of the other ones but hated playing on handheld... I had this idea that MH: World was going to be very different from the other games and put off playing it for a long time, but I honestly wish I hadn't!Everything I loved from MH3 was there. It felt like everything I liked about the game but better. I feel like they just improved everything.I love the concept at its core: You hunt monsters, harvest materials and craft better gear. The gameplay is fun and you have a huge variety of weapons that each have very different playstyles, so it's grindy but it's fun to grind.There are only a few maps. Each are pretty big, but especially rich in details and in stuff to find. Instead of having massive, empty worlds, you get very iconic zones that you learn to recognize over time. Instead of progressing through the game and forgetting "old" zones, you get to play in each of them for the whole game. I found myself constantly finding new shortcuts, new little hidden places with materials I hadn't seen before. It's fun even just to run around and gather stuff. If you've played any of the previous games, it's one big map now! No more transitions between zones.Crafting doesn't feel like a chore. The system is very well made and shows you dependencies when you've unlocked them and allow you to craft them first before crafting the item you want. You get plenty of "loadouts" or presets of items for your inventory, your equipments etc. So you waste less time managing your inventory and more time doing things that are actually fun. I think it's a great "in-between" having a tedious crafting system and removing it altogether.Playing through the game, I felt like there was always something new. Whenever I thought I had finished the game, I would unlocked 30 new things, new monsters I had never seen before, new zones when I thought I had unlocked them all. This game does a great job at giving you a sense of progression.There is always plenty of stuff to do, it's easy to set goals for yourself and even when you do run out of new content (after 100+ hours), there is still tons of things you can do.The gameplay is hard but rewarding. You learn how the monsters move, where they go, their weak spots. A lot of it is simply knowledge. You don't necessarily need insane technical skills if you're patient and you know what you're doing. But it always gets harder...One thing I also found interesting it's that it's one those games where everyone seems to like different weapons... I've heard from different people that different weapons were "the best" or "broken\/overpowered". I think that it shows pretty good balancing in a way, when everyone feels like a different weapon is the strongest.It's overall just a very satisfying game. It's fun, it lasts a long time and there's tons of things to do.If I had to think of a few things I liked less... I wish I progressed "slower", especially in terms of armor. I found that I progressed so fast I was skipping lots of sets of armor and crafting the strongest I could instead. I think a lot of them look really cool and it makes me sort of sad I never got to wear them!I also dislike how cool sets look, when most of the time you'll have to mix and match different pieces to get the best skills, and "layered" armors (cosmetic overlays) are not exactly very varied.I would say that I wish there were more maps and more monsters... But there's already way more than I would expect. There's a new expansion coming too! I just hope that they will keep expanding on that game. I love being able to play on PC at last!If it sounds like your kind of game, don't hesitate to grab it. I promise it's worth it.. So, with a little persistence I was finally able to start learning all the obscure systems of the Monster Hunter universe. I had tried 3 on the Wii U, and 4U on the 3ds, but they just didn't click. Monster Hunter World completely drew me in, however, and has me hopelessly addicted. Now all I can think about is chasing down giant beasties to loot them, to make better armor for bigger beasties. I enjoy this game so much that I got Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate for the Switch, so I can Monster Hunt while I'm not Monster Hunting. It's really a great game, and works really, really well with the Steam controller. A must have for fans of ARPG's, or Souls-like games.. hey, that's pretty good.. With almost a thousand hours and having played the other MH games when I was like 12, there's no doubt that this one is the best of them all. It's not the best that it could be, there's a lot of features from the other games, that can and must, in my opinion, be added to this one, however, it still has more of the best features from the other games, than any of those other games, if that makes sense.So should you play it? Absolutely! With 900 hours, I still haven't finished the content and at the end of this year there's a confirmed expansion (that'l still cost you like 20-30 dollars) that is supposed to be bigger the size of the game currently. Two Years and Counting: (As of yesterday, which I definitely did not forget about.)Just a brief, Monday morning news break of a few little things going on around the Sungazer central HQ, which may or may not be a converted spare bedroom. First, a two-year celebration sale price for the game and soundtrack DLC should be kicking in today. Yep. Aaaany second now. Second, the PS4 patch is ready to go, but because of some behind-the-curtain stuff going on, it's running a little late in getting published. I really, really hope to have it out this week. Third, I've started making more regular updates to my blog concerning my next project, Eden's Last Sunrise. I will start introducing the cast of characters and more samples of the soundtrack as early as this week. The inaugural post is right here, if you want to start at the beginning: https://www.sungazersoftware.com/re-introducing-edens-last-sunrise/ Fourth, go check out some of the fanart on the Artwork tab if you haven't already. It's pretty great, you guys.That's all for today! I will announce future progress reports and whatnot on my twitter at https://twitter.com/sungazersoft (barring anything major that warrants a Steam announcement), so follow along if you feel so inclined.. Summer News Roundup: Hey, y'all! I know summer technically doesn't start for another 36 hours, but it's been a while, so I figured I'd get an early start! First, the biggest news is the state of Eden's Last Sunrise: I managed to secure some funding, so the project is back on! I've been making several changes to the original pitch and design, which I'll be able to show in action as soon as I have some more assets and whatnot developed. Here's a quick list of what's changing, off the top of my head:Re-working aspects of the presentation and the story.Updated things to Unity 2018, with minimal disruption.Simplifying several mechanical aspects: I've condensed the number of classes down to 20, cut down the skill experience types from 8 to 6, and reduced the weapon types from a lot to just 10. I've already designed all of the classes and started coding them, and I think they're at a good balance between tight and varied.I'm abandoning 3D models in favor of decently-detailed sprites. The biggest benefit to this is that I'll be able to more easily produce class-specific costumes for the characters. Plus, sprites are just more appropriate to the genre, you know?You'll be able to create generic, customized characters as regular recruits. Story characters will still exist and will have unique abilities tied to their personalities, but if you want an army of nothing but sassy cat girls with guns, then there is nothing to stop you!Related: I have no idea what I'll do about voice acting. The reasonable thing would be to just scrap it. I love working with my voice actors, though, so I may allow some "Generic" voice sets that you can assign to your custom characters. This is stuff I'll figure out down the road.The good news is, I can probably still meet my "late 2019" release date, assuming all else goes well enough. I plan to start up a regularly-updated progress report blog, too, as well as regular "sandbox" demos to allow volunteers to try out new classes and ability combinations.Plus, DLC characters...? Incoming swag: An extended family member works in the "swag" industry, and is a fan of the characters of The Tenth Line, so we've been quietly working on a little collectible piece depicting a certain fuzzy mascot character, mostly for our own amusement. When this thing comes to fruition, we'll do a very small, very limited batch run for anyone interested. This is totally a side project, and not for profit, so they'll be priced very reasonably. Once the prototype is ready and we're ready for a production order, I'll make an announcement. In the meantime, if you're interested in seeing more, do leave me a note so I know there is a non-zero amount of interest! The Switch port: Still not happening. Believe me, I've been trying. That's all! Thanks for reading. Or skimming.. (2) Title Update: Bug Fixes 【2/3】: Combat Bug Fixes:. An Arch-tempered Zorah Magdaros stomps onto Steam!: From Friday, March 22 00:00 to Thursday, April 4 23:59 UTC, an extremely dangerous tempered form of an elder dragon, known as an "arch-tempered monster" will be treading onto Steam!Accept the new Event Quest Undying Alpenglow to take on an Arch-tempered Zorah Magdaros.. Minor Update + What I'm Up To: Happy Friday, y'all! I'm doing a quick update to the game this morning with the following changes:You can now place an item in Rik's Quiver specialty if the combined bulk of the old and new items does not exceed the total limit.Greatly increased the rare item drop rates off Champion enemies in the post-game.Fixed an issue where sound and music volumes would be set to 0 when starting a New Game +.Difficulty level will now persist if choosing a "normal" difficulty run of New Game +.So, look out for that soon! In the meantime, I am also plugging away at getting ready for the multiplatform release, so if you come across any more bugs during your travels, let me know as soon as possible! I'll also try to work in other promised features when I have a chance, so, sit tight on those.Thanks!. Title Update: Major Additions and Bug Fixes: On Friday, December 21 at 00:00 a.m. UTC, we released Title Update 5,which includes some bug fixes.Major Content:. ShapeLab The Tenth Line Quad Pro Quo 2.0 - Play for Free!: Happy Thursday! For anyone interested, I have finished putting together a small standalone version of Quad Pro Quo 2.0. This is a version of the card game that will appear in Eden's Last Sunrise, with slightly tweaked rules, new cards, a spiffy sci-fi skin, and lots of chatty challengers!You can play it right now through your browser at this link: https://www.sungazersoftware.com/QPQ2Web/. There is also an Android APK download available at that link if you prefer to play on mobile.Enjoy!. 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