“And once you’ve decided to convert to the full game (which is currently on sale for just $19.99 on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One digital stores, btw!), your entire progress will carry over so you can pick up exactly where you left off in the free trial.” You’ll get to explore two ample environments, each with a variety of monsters to hunt, vistas to take in, endemic life to discover, lots of gear to craft, 14 different weapon types to try out and Palico gear. “Also, let’s not underestimate the amount of content packed into those early missions. “This means you’ll also be able to play with other hunters online and even partake in the Spring Blossom Fest, one our many seasonal events. “You’ll be able to start your journey, create your Hunter and Palico companion, and access all the features the game has to offer up until that point in the story (HR4). Here’s more from Capcom, who confirmed this week: “Available starting today, the MH: World free trial on PS4 will be live today through May 20th and will feature content straight from the full game, up until the completion of the Tobi-Kadachi assignment quest at Hunter Rank 4. This is open to you in the Monster Hunter World demo this week but you will need an active PS Plus account. The game will allow you to reach Hunter Rank 4, meaning you can enjoy some of the game’s events, as well as the online section.Īnd that’s an important of the whole experience, as Monster Hunter World is seen as a top multiplayer experience. It should be noted that this trial is not the full version of the game, so you won’t be able to cram everything into those 10 days.
And the good news is that this week’s Monster Hunter World demo is a long one.įans will be able to play Monster Hunter for free until May 20, giving players longer than a week to fully explore the content available.
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