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The best Monster Hunter games make the most of the series' unique premise, and few games are as adept at doing precisely what they say on the tin as Monster Hunter. Since bursting on the scene two decades ago, it’s pioneered a compelling loop that has you grappling epic boss-like beasts across expansive maps to snag loot, which you then use to craft and upgrade gear in order to tackle even larger creatures. With co-op at the core, the stakes always feel meaningful. Sure, you can recognize some of these elements in games that have come after, but few have managed to nail this formula, not to mention oddball charm, that still remains very unique.
Yet with its idiosyncrasies, it’s also been a series where popularity had been confined to Japan until more recent years. Given howCapcomhas kept iterating with each entry, including re-releasing “ultimate” versions with even more content, to make it more approachable to newcomers, you might then assume that ranking the games would be quite straightforward. Yet some have their own unique ideas, while purists might find that more recent instalments have diluted some of the essence a bit too much. Then there’s also the occasional spin-offs that provide a fresh spin on the hunting experience. Still, if you’re wondering about the best place to start or which to revisit ahead of the newest release,Monster Hunter Wilds, then we’ve got them ranked right here.
Recent updatesWe’ve assembled this list of the best Monster Hunter games to coincide with our recent time going hands-on with Monster Hunter Wilds, which looks set to be a real contender for the top spots come launch. Check back then to see how we rank it!
Recent updatesWe’ve assembled this list of the best Monster Hunter games to coincide with our recent time going hands-on with Monster Hunter Wilds, which looks set to be a real contender for the top spots come launch. Check back then to see how we rank it!
Recent updates
We’ve assembled this list of the best Monster Hunter games to coincide with our recent time going hands-on with Monster Hunter Wilds, which looks set to be a real contender for the top spots come launch. Check back then to see how we rank it!
10. Monster Hunter
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Developer:CapcomPlatform(s):PS2Release date:September 21, 2004
9. Monster Hunter Now
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Developer:Niantic, CapcomPlatform(s):iOS, AndroidRelease date:September 14, 2023
Basically Monster Hunter’s answer to Pokémon Go, Monster Hunter Now is an augmented reality game played on your smartphone where you fight monsters as you have a walk out in the real world. It’s naturally a more stripped-down affair, with hunts rarely longer than about a minute whereas in the mainline series you might take as long as 50 minutes. It does a pretty decent job of translating the core Monster Hunter loop, including hunting with others, for short bursts of fun that has visuals matching what you see in the mainline series, while it’s also a lot more fleshed out than when Pokémon Go originally launched. Still, in this condensed and casual format, it’s missing a lot of the depth and strategy that seasoned hunters are used to.
8. Monster Hunter Freedom
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Developer:CapcomPlatform(s):PSPRelease date:May 12, 2006
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Learn more in ourMonster Hunter Freedom reviewwhere we said the game “makes for a lot of frustrating-as-hell battles as you try to probe your enemies' weaknesses, but it’s just that much more rewarding when you finally bring them crashing to the ground.”
7. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin
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Monster Hunter Wilds: The Big Preview(Image credit: Future)This month, we’re diving into the latest in Capcom’s long line of big beastie action RPGs, learning all there is to know about this ambitious sequel. To find our coverage, visit theMonster Hunter Wilds Big Preview hub.
Monster Hunter Wilds: The Big Preview
(Image credit: Future)This month, we’re diving into the latest in Capcom’s long line of big beastie action RPGs, learning all there is to know about this ambitious sequel. To find our coverage, visit theMonster Hunter Wilds Big Preview hub.
(Image credit: Future)
This month, we’re diving into the latest in Capcom’s long line of big beastie action RPGs, learning all there is to know about this ambitious sequel. To find our coverage, visit theMonster Hunter Wilds Big Preview hub.
Developer:Capcom, MarvelousPlatform:Switch, PC, PS4Release date:July 9, 2021
It wouldn’t be inaccurate to label Monster Hunter an Action-RPG, the series decided to explicitly spin-off into a more traditional, turn-based RPG where you play not as a hunter but a rider who shares bonds with monsters, or “Monsties” (don’t roll your eyes, it’s at least a little bit cute!). While the first entry on 3DS felt a bit too childish, its sequel, Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin, is a significant improvement. With an anime style that takes a leaf from Breath of the Wild, and featuring more monster types from the at-the-time recent entries, this felt like a rich and well-judged side-story. Balancing a rock-paper-scissor battle system with quicktime button-mashing, it’salmostas tactical and riveting as the mainline hunts. It’s just a shame the Switch hardware often buckles under the technical demands, so you’re better off checking it out on PC or the more recent PS4 port.
6. Monster Hunter Freedom Unite
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Developer:CapcomPlatform:PSP, iOSRelease date:June 22, 2009
Monster Hunter Freedom Unite really cemented the series' strength as a portable powerhouse, though for us in the West, that’s also the only way to experience it since the PS2 release, a sequel to the first Monster Hunter, never actually made it out of Japan. But with G-rank included from the off, it’s the most complete package you can hope for, even though the frustratingly tedious busywork remained in between the hunts you actually came for. But this was also the entry that introduced Palicos, cat helpers who accompany you on your hunts, making the solo grind just a little more bearable. It may still be a game that was only a phenomenon in Japan, but when it sinks its teeth into you, it’s hard to let go despite all the ways it can frustrate you, and became a must-have on PSP for those who loved the PlayStation handheld.
Learn more in ourMonster Hunter Freedom Unite reviewwhere we said “few games demand such tedious tasks for so little reward and still keep us playing”.
5. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
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Developer:CapcomPlatform:Wii U, 3DSRelease date:March 19, 2013
The third main instalment is a turning point as Capcom switched development of the series to Nintendo platforms, starting with Monster Hunter Tri on Wii. However, the expanded edition, released on Wii U and 3DS a few years later, is where it’s at. This version doesn’t only include tougher monsters like the absolute brute that is Brachydios, but is also the series' HD debut on Nintendo’s home console. Better yet, if you owned both the Wii U and 3DS version, you could even transfer your save data between the two so that you could take your progress from your living room to anywhere you wanted, perfect for meeting up with friends for tricky co-op hunts. This entry is also unique in being the first and only to include underwater hunts, though in truth they were also a massive pain.
Learn more in ourMonster Hunter 3 Ultimate reviewwhere we said “its high learning curve may dissuade some players inexperienced with the series, but with enough patience and resourcefulness, you’ll be able to get through any problem and feel proud that you accomplished it.”
4. Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
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Developer:CapcomPlatform:SwitchRelease date:August 28, 2018
“Generations” is an apt part of this title, which essentially draws a line under the series’ legacy that Monster Hunter: World would blow apart and rebuild anew. Once again, the Ultimate edition is the definitive way to go, adding even more missions and new monsters to the roster that was otherwise more of a greatest hits package – although the flashy Hunter Arts were still a worthwhile addition to freshen up the weapon types. But even though Generations Ultimate is packed full of content to keep you busy for over 100 hours, this Switch version had the misfortune of arriving releasing outside of Japan only after Monster Hunter World had already changed the game, making it hard not to notice how creaky many of its systems feel in comparison.
3. Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
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Developer:CapcomPlatform:3DSRelease date:February 13, 2014
The Western release ofMonster Hunter 4 Ultimateonce again arrived belatedly while skipping the base game straight onto the expanded version. In any case, it felt like no expense was spared for the first exclusively handheld instalment, as at the time it was also one of the most gargantuan entries. Hunts were elevated,literally, as the game was designed with much more verticality, from new weapon the Insect Glaive allowing your hunter to vault in the air, to being able to even mount monsters. Perhaps what made this entry even more appealing for newcomers was an improved localisation effort that better appealed to a global audience, honing on the game’s charms, even if you still had to put up with some old systems quirks. For one of thebest 3DS gamesof all time, look no further.
Learn more in ourMonster Hunter 4 Ultimate reviewwhere we said “the reason even the smallest reward feels like an achievement, more than most other games, is because of how every one of the game’s systems feeds into getting into it.”
2. Monster Hunter Rise
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Developer:CapcomPlatform:Switch, PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Xbox OneRelease date:March 26, 2021
You could almost callMonster Hunter Risea more arcadey spin-off. Certainly, compared to any other mainline entry to date, we’ve never had missions that trim out the fat and get us to the good stuff so fast. That’s down to having monsters visible on the map from the off, but also having the dependable Palamutes you can ride to catch up to your hunts in speedy fashion. Thanks to the incredible Wirebugs, verticality is even more fun as you swing yourself into the air whenever you want, which also adds new aerial skills to an already huge weapon roster. Purists might lament that it’s streamlined to an extent that some of the original essence is lost, while the tower defense-style Rampage mode is a less interesting addition, but it brings so many wild ideas and a charming feudal Japan aesthetic that you couldn’t call it lightweight in the slightest.
Learn more in ourMonster Hunter Rise reviewwhere we said it was “a great debut for Capcom’s franchise on the Nintendo Switch, smartly providing new tools to the established arsenal like the Wirebug, and acting as a welcoming point of entry for newcomers.”
1. Monster Hunter: World
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Developer:CapcomPlatform:PS4, Xbox One, PCRelease date:January 26, 2018
Learn more in ourMonster Hunter: World reviewwhere we said “It manages the nearly impossible feat of taking a franchise known (and in many corners beloved) for its incredible complexity and depth and making it significantly more approachable, without in any way stripping it down or diminishing it.”
What about the next game in the series?We’ve spent 5 hours with a new build of Monster Hunter Wilds, and it’s solved basically every problem we had after playing the beta – really feeling like a Monster Hunter World 2. Or looking to set out on another adventure? We’ve got ourbest RPG gameslist to help you pick out what to play next.
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1Nemesis review: “A magical sense of tension”
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