Monster Hunter World. There is a lot to say about this game, I could honestly go on for a while.
This was actually my first Monster Hunter experience, I don’t remember how it started but I don’t think it’ll ever really end, and I’m here to enjoy that fact.

I played this game with the glaive, swinging it around like a little monkey man to begin and breaking every monster’s back doing air combos by the end. Couldn’t be a more fun and potentially chaotic way to play, I never have a bad time and my party members don’t mind some
easy mounts from that.
I dipped into Hammer as well. Simple, effective, incredibly painful (it definitely looks to be). The visual of sliding down a slope and then suddenly launching into a charged hammer roll only to bonk a monster, or even get a mount, is something wonderful and hard to beat.

I fought and I captured and I most definitely blew up many monsters on the way, to Iceborne and the guiding lands. I can say confidently that the Guiding Lands are an incredible piece of late/endgame content. Refreshing, honestly very rewarding, and the pinnacle of how I imagine World, an endless run around with everything at your disposal, constantly collecting materials and hunting Kulu Ya Ku and the occasional Elder that pops in.

I think this game is worth the time. I played it mostly with friends but had many solo moments that were just as rewarding.

Monster Hunter World. There is a lot to say about this game, I could honestly go on for a while. This was actually my first Monster Hunter experience, I don’t remember how it started but I don’t think it’ll ever really end, and I’m here to enjoy that fact. I played this game with the glaive, swinging it around like a little monkey man to begin and breaking every monster’s back doing air combos by the end. Couldn’t be a more fun and potentially chaotic way to play, I never have a bad time and my party members don’t mind some easy mounts from that. I dipped into Hammer as well. Simple, effective, incredibly painful (it definitely looks to be). The visual of sliding down a slope and then suddenly launching into a charged hammer roll only to bonk a monster, or even get a mount, is something wonderful and hard to beat. I fought and I captured and I most definitely blew up many monsters on the way, to Iceborne and the guiding lands. I can say confidently that the Guiding Lands are an incredible piece of late/endgame content. Refreshing, honestly very rewarding, and the pinnacle of how I imagine World, an endless run around with everything at your disposal, constantly collecting materials and hunting Kulu Ya Ku and the occasional Elder that pops in. I think this game is worth the time. I played it mostly with friends but had many solo moments that were just as rewarding.