Monster Hunter Outlanders is a Mobile Open World Game by Pokemon Unite Devs

Get ready for a pocket-sized monster hunting adventure! Monster Hunter Outlanders, a new mobile game from the creators of Pokemon Unite and Call of Duty: Mobile, is bringing the thrill of the hunt to your smartphone.

Monster Hunter Outlanders: Open-World Hunting on the Go

Capcom and TiMi Studio Group are collaborating to deliver a free-to-play, open-world survival RPG experience. Outlanders promises to capture the essence of the Monster Hunter series while optimizing gameplay for mobile devices. Hunt monsters anytime, anywhere, in expansive environments featuring lush grasslands, lakes, and diverse ecosystems. The developers aim to retain the core gameplay mechanics while enhancing the unique battle system for mobile optimization.

While a release date is pending, playtests are planned for Android and iOS. Register on the official website to stay updated and increase your chances of participating in beta tests. A short survey about your gaming habits and Monster Hunter preferences can improve your chances of selection.

The stunning visuals, powered by TiMi Studio's expertise, have generated considerable excitement. Comparisons to Monster Hunter Rise on the Nintendo Switch highlight the impressive graphics for a mobile title. While minimum device requirements remain unannounced, a website survey lists compatibility with Snapdragon processors ranging from the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 to the Snapdragon 845, offering clues about necessary hardware.

What We Know About Monster Hunter Outlanders

Explore a seamless open world encompassing forests, swamps, and deserts. Dynamic weather and a thriving ecosystem, including monster turf wars, add to the immersive experience. Familiar monsters like Diablos, Kulu-Ya-Ku, Pukei-Pukei, Barroth, Rathian, and Rathalos return, alongside a mysterious new or returning large monster hinted at in trailers. Environmental conditions may trigger monster mutations, increasing the challenge.

Combat is optimized for mobile, preserving core weapon mechanics, although the extent of adaptation remains to be seen.

A new building system lets you gather materials and construct structures for traversal, similar to Wild Hearts’ Karakuris. Whether this system impacts combat remains unclear.

Character creation is replaced by a selection of pre-designed characters, each with unique personalities, stories, weapons, and skills. Familiar weapons and armor will be available for customization. In-app purchases are confirmed, suggesting a potential gacha element for character acquisition.

New buddies, beyond the traditional Palicoes, will aid in gathering and hunting. A monkey and a bird have been showcased, with further details promised in future announcements.