Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin Now Available on New Platforms!
Today, Monster Hunter Stories™ launches on Nintendo Switch™, PlayStation®4, and PC via Steam along with Monster Hunter Stories™ 2: Wings of Ruin, which is also now available on PlayStation 4. Both of these acclaimed turn-based RPGs are also compatible with Steam Deck. Apprentice and veteran Riders alike can embark on both of these adventures together now in one thrilling collection!
In Monster Hunter Stories, step into a vibrant world where Riders form bonds with wild Monsties instead of hunting them. This enhanced version of the first RPG set in the Monster Hunter™ universe now comes with exciting new features for an even more thrilling and immersive adventure:
- Enhanced Visuals: Dive into action with upgraded graphics, featuring improved modeling, textures, and lighting on larger screens.
- New Voiceovers: Enjoy the story with full English and Japanese voice acting.
- Museum Mode: Explore over 200 pieces of concept art, background music, and special developer sketches.
- Added Title Updates: Players also get access to content previously exclusive Japan, including Title Updates 1.20 and 1.30.
Continue the journey with Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin. Follow the legendary Rider Red’s legacy and join Ena, a Wyverian girl, on a quest to protect a Rathalos egg that could hatch into a monster of immense power. In this sequel, players can explore an even more expansive and dynamic world with new Monsties to befriend. Enjoy engaging turn-based combat and discover a captivating narrative delving into ancient legends and the deep bonds between Riders and Monsties.
For even more Monster Hunter fun, Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Now will host a celebratory launch collaboration event! In the mobile game, players can explore the real world and enjoy the thrill of monster hunting on the go! Starting on June 24, 2024, players can win limited hunter medals and layered armor by clearing event quests, as well as gain access to a special Rider Card!
Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin are now available. The Monster Hunter Stories Collection includes both titles.
For more details, visit the Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin official websites.
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