Announcements made out of nowhere are the best kind, especially when they involve two major developers. Capcom has partnered with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon Go developer Niantic to announce 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Monster Hunter Now. According to the announcement trailer, it seems to ꧑follow a similar formula as Pokemon Go, where monsters can be found in the wild – meaning your neighbourhood. The game will be available on the App Store and Google Play in September.
"For anyone who’s ever dreamed of hunting monsters in the real world, Monster Hunter Now brings that fantasy to life," says a press release. "Taking the role of a hunter, players will venture forth and team up with fellow p🍷layers in order to take down the fiercest monsters in the world, adding a social element to the thrilling experience. Since Monster Hunter Noཧw can be played on smartphones, you can easily invite your friends to join."
Like Pokemon Go, you'll have to walk around in search of monsters to hunt. However, there appears to be a deeper combat mechanic at play from the looks of the trailer. One of the most important aspects of Monster Hunter, however, is crafting weapons and armour – we don't yet know how Niantic will incorporate this into the game.
“Monster Hunter Now is a new and unprecedented Monster Hunter game that entices players to꧟ go out with their Palico and encounter incredible monsters in the real world,” said Ryozo Tsujimoto, Monster Hunter series producer at Capcom. “Niantic’s AR technology delivers a ‘here and right now’ hunting experience, something that can be played casually, while honoring the game play and hunting action that only Monster Hunter can offer. Let’s get out into the real world and enjoy hunting!”
However, there is one unique mechanic that Monster Hunter Now will have, the Paintball system. "By using a Paintball on a monster that you en💃counter, you can bring the monster back home and hunt it alone or with someone else. And even when you’re walking around without playing the game, your companion can mark any monsters you pass by with the Paintball, so you can enjoy hunting them even after returning home."
So, it seems you don't have to stay in one place and fight if you encounter a monster, you can simply Paintball it and proceed with the encounter from the comfort of your own home, and you can also wait for the rest of your party to show up if it's a particularly difficult monster. This is in line with Monster Hunter World, where you could capture monsters and fight them in the arena.
The closed beta test for Monster Hun🔯ter Now will commence 🀅on April 25. You can .