Monster Hunter: World

If you haven't played any of the previous Monster Hunter titles, then stiffen up that left cheek cause I will slap it. Nah, I changed my mind. I won't do it. I can't blame you for not playing those games before. Why? Those games were unforgiving. However, Monster Hunter World is far more different than its predecessors. In fact, it's far easier and fun in my opinion.

But before I go on any further, I will need to describe this game to you. Monster Hunter World is basically what the title is. You hunt monsters. Period. You kill, you take some monster parts and craft weapons and armor out of it to prepare you against far stronger monsters. It's a very simple concept. But why. Why does this game still manage to make me play it for countless hours despite its simple concept? That's easy. Cause it freaking awesome to destroy giant baddies with a greatsword made out of its mother, that's why.

Now, it has its flaws. And this comes mid-game. When you encounter your first subspecies. By this time, the game can somewhat feel a bit draggy and repetitive.

Another flaw is the connection issues. Be prepared to pull your hair out of frustration. This game has a very unstable connection issue.

So, if you haven't played this game already, please do me a favor. And buy it.