Monster Hunter World has proved a big hit for Capcom in 2018.
Sales have been impressive on Xbox One and PS4, with another platform launch currently in the works.
RELEASE DATE: WHEN DOES MONSTER HUNTER WORLD ARRIVE ON PC?
The Monster Hunter World is coming to PC sometime in 2018.
Capcom haven’t nailed down a solid launch window for the game yet, although they have confirmed a rough plan.
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The development team behind the game say that they want the Monster Hunter World PC release date to arrive in Autumn.
However, there’s no guarantee that there won’t be another delay for the game, which looks set to do well on its next platform.
WHY THE DELAY?
Capcom have confirmed that while Monster Hunter World development is moving smoothly, this is actually the first MH game to appear on PC.
That comes with its own challenges, and has led the team to offset the release of the PC version.
While this may seem disappointing for PC fans, it does mean that this version of Monster Hunter World is getting the team’s full attention.
This should also mean that when it does arrive, Monster Hunter World on PC won’t have the same matchmaking problems that were found on PS4 and Xbox One.
WHAT ABOUT NINTENDO SWITCH?
While it would be amazing to see Monster Hunter World ported to the Nintendo Switch, there are some obvious problems.
Being a handheld led to some hardware limitations, meaning that the console might not have enough firepower to run it.
Slightly more encouraging comments have been made by Capcom COO Haruhiro Tsujimoto comments this year on the subject.
There’s been the suggestion that while we might not see a full blooded port of Monster Hunter World, we could see something similar.
Monster Hunter adaptations for the Nintendo Switch looks to be something Capcom are interested in and is good news for fans.
It’s something that Capcom will look into for the future, so fingers crossed Switch fans will get a brand new Monster Hunter game soon.
Monster Hunter XX made its Nintendo Switch debut last August, but only in Japan.
The console version of Monster Hunter World launched at the end of January and received rave reviews.
The PS4 version has an impressive 91 per cent Metacritic rating while the Xbox One version has a 93 per cent Metacritic score.
In Japan, Monster Hunter World got an almost perfect 39/40 score from Famitsu.
The only other game in the Monster Hunter series to get a better score was Monster Hunter 3.
That title, released on the Nintendo Wii, received a perfect 40/40 on release.