#Monster Hunter

The Tencent-owned developer TiMi Studio Group and Capcom have announced partnership in developing a mobile game derived from the Monster Hunter series. "The in-development game will reproduce the hunting actions that define the Monster Hunter series, and offers players a new game experience unique for mobile devices and phones," TiMi Studio Group said. But knowing TiMi as a game developer, we might expect a Monster Hunter game running with microtransactions, especially if this is declared as 'free-to-play'. "This first-time partnership between TiMi and Capcom will combine the experiences and strengths of both sides, allowing Monster Hunter to scale to more platforms with an aim to give global hunters – experienced or new – the freedom to hunt as they desire, anytime and anywhere," TiMi Studio Group added. Even though Monster Hunter Stories developed by Capcom already exists in Play Store, it is nowhere near the main Monster Hunter franchise as it is only offering turn-based tactics and cartoonish graphics. Monster Hunter, as the name suggests, is an action RPG where the players slay or capture monsters in different environments using a variety of weaponry. Their latest console title Monster Hunter: Rise is released for the Nintendo Switch and PC. Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak DLC We've heard much of this DLC ever since it was announced last year, but now we got a little preview of the monsters included in Sunbreak, and even a roadmap of when more updates for said DLC will arrive. Read more in our articles including "Tencent, Capcom are working on a Monster Hunter mobile game" and "5 Best Games of the Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase".