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Monster Hunter Riders

RPG Monster Hunter Riders Announced For iOS, Android

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The Monster Hunter series is making a comeback on iOS and Android this year with a brand new role-playing game called Monster Hunter Riders.

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Monster Hunter Riders will be different from the main entries in the popular series, feeling more like the excellent Monster Hunter Stories, which is also available on iOS and Android. The game is said to feature a command-based battle system and a story set in a world where riders and monsters coexist peacefully. Something happens that disrupts this balance, and players will be tasked with finding out what is truly happening.

Monster Hunter Riders is going to be a free to play game, so we should expect regular updates that add new content to the game. The store description mentions additional monsters coming with free updates, so Monster Hunter Riders is indeed getting expanded after release.

A new trailer has also been released for the game, showcasing its beautiful art style and more. You can find it below.

Monster Hunter Riders has only been confirmed for Japan so far, and pre-registration is open on both App Store and Google Play Store. The two stores reveal a February 28th release, which is likely for Japan only.

A western release for Monster Hunter Riders has yet to be confirmed, but there’s little doubt that the game will eventually get released globally, given the popularity of the series in North America and Europe following the release of Monster Hunter World.

Monster Hunter Riders launches in Japan on iOS and Android next month.

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Francesco De Meo
Francesco has been writing about video games and the video games industry for almost a decade, focusing on all aspects of the industry. Having always loved handheld gaming, he joined TouchTapPlay in 2013 to cover mobile gaming and, later on, the Nintendo Switch console, which is today his most played console.