Monster Hunter: World

Complex rather than complicated, and challenging rather than frustrating: Monster Hunter World pulls off the feat of addressing the criticisms levelled at its predecessors and making its hardcore gameplay accessible to a wider audience. Even after dozens of hours of play, the vast game world continues to surprise with creative creatures appearing every minute.

We particularly liked the fact that in Monster Hunter World we play together rather than against each other, sharing joy, hardship and loot with our fellow players – something that’s now much quicker and easier thanks to the new drop-in/drop-out mode.

>The DCP Jury 2018