Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition PS4

The game can be slow and gradual and somewhat extremely challenging. While at the same time being not very difficult if you use certain weapons and strategys and play with a team of friends regularly for all the high rank missions. Sadly im a loner so the game became rather challenging. The graphics are great! the maps are fantastic though few in number. But the western release of this game is atrocious! theres no instructions or explanations and its all guess work on your part. The quests and missions dont say what you could receive before heading out clearly. Or what you need to make things specifically to plan ahead. You have to go to wiki quest guide sites and view what the rewards for each mission are and select what you want from list of all equipment on ... MoreThe game can be slow and gradual and somewhat extremely challenging. While at the same time being not very difficult if you use certain weapons and strategys and play with a team of friends regularly for all the high rank missions. Sadly im a loner so the game became rather challenging. The graphics are great! the maps are fantastic though few in number. But the western release of this game is atrocious! theres no instructions or explanations and its all guess work on your part. The quests and missions dont say what you could receive before heading out clearly. Or what you need to make things specifically to plan ahead. You have to go to wiki quest guide sites and view what the rewards for each mission are and select what you want from list of all equipment on website for weapons and armors.. and read guides on their usage.. and how to craft and search by the ingredient on the third party website for how to acquire the ingredient and which quests or missions are likely to have or reward it and which monster to slay. 90% of the things needed in the game are told to you by third party websites. Its disgusting. anything japanese on steam is completely gutted. "lets not translate any explanations or instructions and just rip a console game and make it run on PC and sell it". Least its got actual monsters in it. If i tried to purchase an R18 adult hentai game on steam it would be 80% shorter playthrough to completion missing majority of the CG art and galleries and heaps of story and often entire cast/characters and often completely lacks any adult content at all! but you can buy the witcher 3 and a bunch of other fake nvidia titles which are true R18 titles on steam they all the naked action and monsters and violence and stuff. but go to fight a dinosaur oh no! we have to censor and delete most of the game content and information but its cool you can spend hours googling it all.

This is honestly one of the best (solo/coop) experience out there. Every type of play style is viable and this game is easy to learn and hard to master. It holds up to today's games and is even significantly better then most AAA releases as of late. If its on sale get it.

The game is a light of fun if you like the idea behind Monster Hunter. For me, the customization of characters, and abilities were great! It is what it is, a cold frosty monster fighting game. You have side quests that are really fun too, and you gain many of your "power-ups" through the monsters you hunt and the items they leave you.I am still enjoying the game, and I love how every Monster Hunter has new monsters, new fights, and new ideas!

Perfectly fine port of a console game that becomes a bit of a mess with mandatory multiplayer quests for progression (despite the multiplayer totally being dead), but mods are so deep and varied that there is just about nothing in the base experience you cannot edit to your satisfaction.Much slower and methodical than mh rise and so is very single player friendly (except for forced multiplayer quests).

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne is a masterclass when it comes to engagement, and hooking the player in a non-stop cycle of killing (or capturing) monsters, using their parts to craft better armor and weapons, just to go and kill (or capture) far stronger monsters.I had over 150 hours before I bought the game from Fanatical to play with my brother, who had just bought it, since a previous entry on the game hooked him as well. Now we're both in the endgame, I have over 200 hours, and no reason to stop. Even if I had one, I wouldn't want to.The fast paced combat, the challenge of facing a monster that can make your bones tremble just by looking at you (both figuratively, and slightly literally). Hell, they've got a monster that inflates itself like a balloon and ... MoreMonster Hunter World: Iceborne is a masterclass when it comes to engagement, and hooking the player in a non-stop cycle of killing (or capturing) monsters, using their parts to craft better armor and weapons, just to go and kill (or capture) far stronger monsters.I had over 150 hours before I bought the game from Fanatical to play with my brother, who had just bought it, since a previous entry on the game hooked him as well. Now we're both in the endgame, I have over 200 hours, and no reason to stop. Even if I had one, I wouldn't want to.The fast paced combat, the challenge of facing a monster that can make your bones tremble just by looking at you (both figuratively, and slightly literally). Hell, they've got a monster that inflates itself like a balloon and starts flying; what more can you want!?But despite the name, Monster Hunter is more than just hunting monsters. It has some vast places to explore, gather materials, observe the fauna in its natural habitat. You can see a Great Jagras walk to its prey and eat it alive in one single gulp, and get fat in an instant.Another thing I really like is how you can see the monster in each armor piece you craft. You can look at any armor set and say "look! it's a Rathalos armor set!", and be right most of the time - to be fair, there's armor that isn't made out of monsters, and they look just as cool.Enough gushing, if you like open world games, fast-paced action RPG, and want an amazing gameplay loop that'll keep you wanting more for hours on end, be my guest, play Monster Hunter.

Great graphics but hard to navigate

I have to say that I most anticipated this game from all the games we bought for family Christmas presents. Disappointed how hard it is to figure out how to navigate between worlds and to upgrade weapons. Even getting to a stopping point to save your progress. Twice I’ve shut it off and lost my items that I found because the save and quit game options would not allow me to save. The fight scenes are good when I can figure out how to get there. Maybe I’m just slow at figuring this out, I have not given up on it yet!

M-hunter-W; Ice M Edition

Never owed the standard edition but reading reviews everywhere I tried to get info about this game. Then comparing it to the Iceborne Master Edition hardly see a difference and price sales for black friday deal. This was not a good deal for me at all. The standard edition was a sale of $20 and the ice was at $40. I believe ripped myself off. Should of went of originally with the standard then future would of bought season pass.I still recommend this but standard not the iceborne edition.

great dlc for a great game!!!

man the main game was already great! adding more gear, more monsters, and new levels made this even greater!!! definitely should be picked up by everyonebut man i have to say i find this game very difficult just to bring down one miserable monster...this definitely needs to be played with friends!and dont worry you dont NEED to play this online, it can be played offline as well