What changed in Monster Hunter: World in 2024

Earn special Palico equipment sets by having save data from Monster Hunter: World and Iceborne.

Challenge the large Brute Wyvern, Banbaro, known for its charging attacks.

Face the new piscine wyvern, Beotodus, in the Hoarfrost Reach.

Encounter new versions of Coral Pukei-Pukei, Viper Tobi-Kadachi, Nightshade Paolumu, and Fulgur Anjanath.

Monster Hunter series titles are now on sale with details available in the store.

Announcement of the original Monster Hunter Stories game releasing on Steam on June 14, featuring refined graphics and new content.

Provided strategies for hunting Elder Dragons including Nergigante, Teostra, Kushala Daora, and Vaal Hazak.

Players can craft the Hunter's α headpiece to enhance tracking and research points.

Players can find ??? Rathian tracks in High Rank expeditions and optional quests to increase their tracking progress.

Players can complete new High Rank, 6-star optional quests featuring monsters like Barroth, Pukei-Pukei, and Rathian.

Players can now enter High Rank and begin tracking the elusive ??? Rathian.

The first installment of Monster Hunter Stories will be available on Steam this Summer with refined graphics and new content.

Recommended armor sets and skills to help withstand Anjanath's fire attacks.

Encouragement to eat meals at camps to regain health and stamina during hunts.

Anjanath is weakest to the Water element, suggesting players craft Jyuratodus weapons for an advantage.

Advice on how to effectively hunt Anjanath, focusing on its weak points and attack patterns.

The Complete Pendant Pack is now available for purchase again after pricing adjustments.

The Additional Face Paint Bundle is now available for purchase again after pricing adjustments.

The Complete Hairstyle Pack is now available for purchase again after pricing adjustments.

Players are encouraged to upgrade armor and use Mega Potions and Adamant Seeds for better defense against new monsters.

Players must navigate unstable footing on desert hills and avoid quicksand traps while hunting.

A video message from series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto reflects on 20 years of Monster Hunter, along with a poll for favorite monsters.

Players will face Barroth, a Brute Wyvern, introducing new mechanics and challenges in the Wildspire Waste.

The Wildspire Waste is the second main location in Monster Hunter: World, featuring a mix of desert and swamp terrain.

Barroth's attacks require players to adapt their strategies, with bladed weapons bouncing off its head unless they are above blue sharpness.