Monster Hunter Outlanders Announced, Pre-registrations now live
Garena announced Monster Hunter Outlanders, a new mobile game coming to Southeast Asia. Currently being developed by TiMi Studio Group and supervised by Capcom, this game is aimed at delivering the experience you would expect from the franchise.
This isn’t another Monster Hunter Now, as Outlanders is going to feature classic monster hunting with parties of up to four players, plus new buddies that can join you in hunts. The Palico buddy returns, but this game features two new buddies: Rutaco and Trillan, each with their own distinct personality and skills. You will play as Adventurers
In Outlanders, players will be able to construct field tools like ziplines, launchers, and what they call "gliding facilities," to assist players in traversing the different biomes found in Aesoland, where the game is set.
They mentioned the ability to track monster behavior, where players get to observe how each monster hunts, taunts, and interacts with others to get an advantage. They didn't really specify how that's going to be translated in-game.
Monster Hunter Outlanders Pre-Registration
Pre-registrations for Monster Hunter Outlandersare now live, as once the game reaches certain targets for pre-registrations and social followers, registered players will earn rewards (x20 Standard Contracts, SR Adventurer Raya, and more) when the game launches. More details on this will be announced at a later date.
Currently, Monster Hunter Outlanders is planned to release in Southeast Asia, specifically the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia.
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