Monster Hunter World vs Monster Hunter Rise 

I think they're both good but i personally prefer world, i like it more bc i find it more immersive, like actually trying to find something to hunt, find the clues and that,i think that's dope

World = cinematic monster Hunter Rise = arcadey monster Hunter More mh is always good. Just enjoy which ever you enjoy, and if you enjoy both then your life is enriched two-fold.

World was my first MH game and I fell in love with it almost immediately, the game and biomes just feel alive and while I like Rise it just doesn't feel as rewarding to play and it feels like a lot of the charm World had was purposefully removed from Rise.

1:00 story/5:10 hub world//6:10 battle areas/7:30 combat/8:50 graphics/9:30 art style/10:20 basic game/11:40 sidekick/12:00 secret weapon/13:40 farming/15:10 talon smith/15:50 endgame/18:00 expansion

If they were to literally just fuze the two games, having monster hunter world but added being able to ride palimutes, being able to mount and control monsters and adding the wall running/parkour elements you'd have one of the best games ever in my opinion

I've played the original/older monster hunters ages ago, I liked them. But after World got released, I simply could not go back to the "norm" of monster hunters. In my opinion World is an upgrade to the formula of monster hunter. When I tried Rise, it didn't feel the same, it felt like I was given less. I think it has to do with World being made for more powerful machines. I'll certainly play all Monster Hunters that release for PC, but only if they keep expanding and trying something like World. I feel like I'm playing a scuffed version of a game that could be, when it's "ported". It's like if something like Fire Emblem was made for PC, I would not enjoy it as something that's like a port, but if it was created as it's own thing, I'd love it.

I hope that in the next MH they focus more on the adventure/immersion aspect of the game. I like it when I don't know what I'm about to fight since it gives me incentive in preparing as much as I can before going further. Rise had intros for monsters which are cool but they remove the "nani" factor and monsters location always shown on the map just straight up remove some tension. I like it when quest doesn't say what you're about to hunt if you haven't encountered them yet.

I enjoyed this. As someone who is considering either/or. I feel like either way I'm getting a good game if I buy either one in this current year. Might do Rise since it's more appealing to me in terms of aesthetics. But I don't think I'll be disappointed with either game.

Honestly, I think world takes it, there are so many small things in world that rise doesn't have, that you miss, like holy crap there are so many small details I am still noticing things to this day. And that adds up. Rise just feels like its missing a lot, heck, compare the settings, a new, unexplored continent with unknown monsters, same place with the same monsters we killed before.

To me, the votes here were simple Rise: +1 Superbly better combat mechanics. +1 Having a personal mount traversal throughout the zones World: +100 Everything else is superior. Post Script bag of Wishes: Give me the Graphics of World, the diversity and challenge of World, the seemless map size of world, (or better- an open world) the true multi-player hub of Rise, the combat mechanics of Rise, and the personal mount of Rise and you have a perfect game.

When one tries to hold something under the scrutiny of comparisons, they fail to appreciate the true beauty of both.

I don’t know why but rise just felt like something was missing when I played. The combat and qol were good but the intention that went into world just didn’t feel like it was put into rise

Both games are truly great. To me, Rise feels like the classic romp of old school MH games tuned to their maximum and looking the best they ever have on a mobile format, and World (especially Iceborne) is just a masterclass of what MH can truly be in the modern gaming space once they adapted all the new practices and technology available to them from the last couple decades.

As someone whose first real experience of Monster Hunter was Generations, I have to say that the farming of World was excellent to me because farming charms meant that builds could never min-max due to the rng of the stats. In World, the jewels drop rate is rng BUT the actual skillpoints are consistent and with enough farming your build can be completed without any gaps. It sounds like Rise is following the Generations model (and I still loved Geneations to death, its why I bought World immediately) and I remember how I never found the perfect charms I needed even though me and my 3 other friends spent months as cats running around Rajang in that damn volcano.

Mhw I loved the investigation aspect it brought a huge level of immersion rather than just going to an indicated spot on your map

The immersion factor of MHW was just beyond anything I've experienced before or since. I feel more immersed playing MHW than even something like Red Dead Redemption 2. It feels like a whole world that I am living in and exploring the outdoors. They also really melded the theme of the story together with this feeling perfectly being all about nature and the cycles of the natural world in the game. It felt like a game made for people who like and appreciate the great outdoors, ironically being a video game sort of the opposite of being in the outdoors lol.

From pure combat gameplay perspective I like Rise better, but when it comes to immersion, world building, incentive to explore and the world just feeling more alive it's definitely World for me. Right from the get go I think the premise of being deployed to a new undiscovered world feels way better for a fish out of water narrative than being some village dude that people have to explain stuff to despite him having lived there for 20 years. That's like joining the cops and having a tutorial explaining to you what a criminal is lol.

Having played both I do slightly prefer World as I love the immersion of the maps and preferring Iceborne over Sunbreak. That being said though there are aspects I preferred about Rise, such as its aesthetics and combat. I often find myself missing the other while playing one so it isn't a clean cut favorite.

I would give farming to world, cause from the botanist you can get some material for potions tools traps ect. Then there's the Arogosy and the tailraiders

The one thing I noticed was how meaty the sound effects made the weapons feel in world compared to rise. The impact wasn't there on the previously heavy hitting weapons like charge blade

Remember this video is my opinion guys so be sure to drop your own preference to the better monster hunter game down below in a nice manner! :D Check out my comparison video on the two games' expansions! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YNgEaD3q0Pg.html - Iceborne vs Sunbreak!

Bonus point to Rise: it has layered Palico armor.

Just so everyone knows, the Flooded forest and the Sandy Plains was introduced in the 3rd generation as segmented areas glad they made a return and including maps that was in Sunbreak like the jungle and the Forlorn arena , As an old MH Veteran who first played the first MH it's incredibly nostalgic to bring them back

I think rise had fun combat but I really, REALLY hope the franchise stays with worlds type of combat. More slow and methodical, where rise was more reactionary with all of those damn counters.

Hi, from the time of me writing this I am a MHW newbie with so far 10 hours of experience who always wanted to get into the Monster hunter franchise but the biggest fan thing I did was just stare at rathalos photos on google. As I got MHW I had fun with its open-world and cool monsters. I was trying to get my friend to tried which he did but he accidentally got MHR instead of MHW, I decided to get MHR too so now I have both. I haven’t rlly tried MHR yet but from what I heard it’s more flashy and more into monster boss fights. I hope to have a great time with both.

Great informative video. New sub

12:31 ahhhhh that monster hunter portable 3rd village bgm is sooo nostalgic

For it was the setting, with World, being sent to a colony and help out is always more interesting to me. You're fresh off the boat and so is your party, you have a new world to explore. Rise is someone defending their homeland. While I won't fault the game for going that route, it didn't hook me. I think it's because I was new to both games. Rise felt like I woke up with all my memories gone which didn't click with me. The player character is a native of the village so know everyone and the village, plus they just passed the hunting exam but as a player, i felt some disconnect. I know monster hunter isn't about the story but it's more of an immersion thing with me. I will admit to bias towards world for a petty reason. My pc was barely powerful enough to play world when my friends were into it. Kept crashing in the intro and also couldn't go past the desert map. When I did upgrade, they all moved on and I didn't really have anyone to play with. I tried rise on the switch but I think i was unjustly that i couldn't get my fill out of world properly.

I personally enjoy both. My first ever introduction to Monster Hunter was the Monster Hunter Freedom Unite demo for the PSP. Man, that was YEARS ago. At the time, I was breaking away from Nintendo (I think I was getting sick of Mario and wanted something more than that...) and PlayStation did just that for me. My first Non-Nintendo console was the Sony PSP. My dad had sold his pool table (which he liked using) so he could buy my brother and I PSPs for Christmas! Anyways, one of the first ever Non-Nintendo games I've played was that MHFU Demo i had mentioned earlier. IDK why but something about it was super neat. I was still a kid at the time and I did find the Khezu Monster creepy but that's probably what it was! Mario and Nintendo was so family friendly and that to see something else that was the opposite, was like a breath of fresh air. Unfortunately, I hadn't owned a Nintendo Console for years so I missed out on the 3DS Titles... LUCKILY, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate released for Nintendo Switch. That was the only reason why I bought a Switch. So I could re-live the classic feel of what I had felt years prior. And Gen Ultimate gave me just that. It was like I remembered it. I apologize... I must inform the reader... I had spent hours playing Monster Hunter World on my PS4 BEFORE getting MHGU (If memory serves, MHGU released after the success of MHW). My apologies... MHW was the reason for me getting a Switch so that I could play MHGU on the Nintendo Switch... Sooooooo! Years went by and Monster Hunter Rise was announced and I fell in love INSTANTLY. While not as graphically impressive when compared to MHW (Which would be unfair given the system it was made for) it is still a neat looking game, again, given the system it was originally designed for. You'll find this funny but uh, one of the winning points for me in Rise is the PAUSE function! It's the little things in life for me! To have a MH game on Switch that takes after World is a Win my book! I know I've rambled on... but I personally enjoy both. I do think the Story in World is interesting, but in the end, just lemme at 'em! iDC what is goin' on! Let me Fight, Let me Win, Let me lose, LET ME LEARN. TLDR: I love both, and both are worth a shot. I always see MHW on PlayStation's Greatest Hits section on the PlayStation Store for 19.99 so if you got 20 bucks on you, I'd say its worth a shot! I do recommend doing your own research though, and making doubly sure it's something you'd buy (I'm not an XBOX guy so anybody whose Green, use and utilize your own knowledge)! Have Fun! Stay Safe, Be Respectful and be Courteous to your fellow Hunters, Help those who send SOS flares and GET HUNTING! But most importantly, Have Fun Guys. That's all that should matter. It's a Video Game after all!

On the part about talismans and decorations I'd give it to World, it specifically had Alpha and Beta armour sets to help you comfortably adjust your sets if you had or hadn't managed to get the decorations you wanted but when you did get your decorations you could mix and match them with different sets and you could craft talismans for the main skill you wanted and upgrade it as you played the game like an extra armour piece. Rise's talismans are so RNG heavy that you may never get the perfect talisman for your set and if you do it may only be good for that one set and might not be useful for any other weapon, decoration crafting is mostly fine apart from sometimes needing a lot of materials if you need several of the same decoration.

World is my first game to the series. I was familiar with the old titles due to friends playing them, but back then I was more interested in WWII shooters. MHW maps was 100x better than what MHR brought. MHW was more alive and the whole nature aspect for each map was more immersive. Personally for me MHW gameplay was more fun, even farming for gear, crafting items was more enjoyable. You can play extremely tactical in MHW by knowing the maps and what to bring in and if you know the areas well you can pick up your remaining items before getting to your fight. Iceborne was such a good DLC, adding more monsters big and small. A new area, new gear and also a new difficulty which to me was a challenge but also fun! MHR did have the quick looting system which I really liked! The combat was better in MHR but I still feel like MHW was a strong combat system. Both games are great but I personally play MHW more than MHR.

11:50 I disagree. World having different equipment you could unlock for your Palico as well as the ability to control when they use them is something I prefer over Rise's Palicoes, who end up just randomly tossing out their abilities.

i began with MHW and i'm grateful that there is so much fresh Monster Hunter for me to play

I’m only just getting into Rise, but already…the consistent theme (Japan) and the proportions of the characters and their weapons is way better. World had me feeling like a World of Warcraft sprite.

I played both and go for Rise this time. World has many interesting things that start me bothered after hundreds of hours. For example, It's not fun to look for the monsters after i while in my opinion, and even that the maps are so big. Not at the beginning but after lots of time. I really like that I can jump on a mission now in Rise, look on the map, zip with my bugs to the monster, and fight it. But I still love World too ofc

My question is, Are the expansions experienced from the base game on, or are they progressional, where as you dont experience the expansion content until you've completed base game?

You forgot about the character aspect -1 point just for the handler in mhw and 1 point to mhr for having characters with names that actually do something apart from staying in base all day long (sadly in rampages)

I haven’t played world. But I would prefer rise because it’s leaning more toward old gen which I miss. Might get back to generations after I finish rise endgame. :)

I definitely disagree with what he says about the combat, the combat in world feels waaay more impactful and had some power to it. Grabbing to a monster with the clutch claw feels much better than the floaty wire bug. The environmental interaction in world for combat was amazing. The detail in world is way better and it feels like your actually destroying/being destroyed by a monster during combat. Rise feels very dull and empty in its combat, the weapons feel weak and the wire bug is very boring to use.

As someone who has played all the MH games world is by far imo the most immersive Monster hunter game everything from the enviroments and monsters to the different regions felt alive.

I enjoy both, but I'll say this.. when I play Rise/Sunbreak I REALLY miss aspects from World/Iceborne, when I play World/Iceborne I really don't find myself missing anything from Rise/Sunbreak.

When I hit something in world u felt it but in rise it feels weak and I can’t really feel impact of the attack i just dished out. Imo

I have rise on the switch and world on my ps5 I put this game down like 3 years ago (had like 120 hrs in) I’m picking it back up, been playing MH since freedom unite !

I usually don’t complain about graphics. But MHW world graphics made some of the monsters look absolutely amazing. Like Glavenous, Gold Rathian, etc….. It’s a serious that I believe should have better graphics for this reason alone. Not including the environments you’re in and seeing the monsters seem truly alive and going about their days.

World is a much more experience focused game , whereas rise is more a pick up and lets do a quick hunt. World is a vibe, a sensation, a real feeling of being a hunter in a strange world. Rise is more … arcadey almost, more akin to its pre-world versions. Both great, but world wins for me.

My first Monster Hunter game had to be between Rise and World. After having tried Rise first, I decided to refund and got World, which I'm enjoying much more so far. The arcade nature of Rise and the higher mobility, even if good and "updated" on paper, left me feeling kinda out of place: I did not feel almost any sense of immersion while jumping here and there in the pretty shallow first environment (can't really say for later ones), tracking dots on a map instead of exploring/looting. It may sound a bit harsh but Rise left me this impression of being a game specifically targeted to mobile gaming. I'm even thiking I could probably appreciate it more for shorter sessions on a Switch rather than sitting in front of my pc.

Soundtrack should have been another to include. It was a big part of Rise and gave it atmosphere. That said world had cut scenes that separated itself aswel

Basically Rise is the Switch (aka mobile) version. That's why it looks so off, subpar and actually feels like a premium mobile game. Tested on pc game pass and was befuddled because I remembered World being so much grander.

I personally prefer world over rise. When I found and fought a new monster in world it felt like this big deal. Meanwhile in rise there were only 2 times I felt like that and that was with rajang and bazelgeuse.

strongly disagree with base game monster roster. I think it's rise no contest. world had a very narrow type of monster that you could encounter in base game, with not much variation. If we were comparing endgame iceborne with endgame sunbreak I'd have to sit and really think and compare the rosters but base game? no contest in rise's favor. just bringing back leviathans alone gets it an edge

I've only started the monster Hunter series a few months ago and while I know I don't know everything here's what I've observed at least, I'd like to say I'm maybe halfway through rise and I'm a good way into the DLC story for world, world's hub feels so much more alive and and heavily founded, the areas feel a lot larger and more highly detailed, the base game roster felt so much better at roughly the same points within each game comparatively, I liked the art style for both and the subsequent monster introductions worked well for each game, even your player characters room had a lot more customization in world than in rise, I liked using the footprints and claw marks and other field anomalies or tracks left by the monsters as a way to develop finding them easier as opposed to just already knowing where all of them are and just selecting the one you're going after to figure out exactly which way you need to go, the combat and map traversal feels very good mechanically in rise, I main a switch axe and it's crazy how much I move around with it now, I like the new rampage mode in rise that's pretty fun, I don't like how they changed the monster catching mechanic in rise because I'm used to in world being able to capture any monster as long as it wasn't an elder dragon and then turn around a few quests later and have access to a special arena quest where I can just go into the arena and fight the monster but now it seems like in rise they have a few set arena challenges in missions for you to do as opposed to just being able to arena fight although monsters you've been trying to in the first place that you don't get to now

I played both. World a while ago although im jumping back into it and starting a brand new game with a new character this time around i want to use only Greatsword! Rise is my baby though, i played that game religiously during the pandemic. one of my most memorable gaming experiences. My problem with World is the movement. Rise just does everything better in that category. The wirebug is just a great mechanic worth embracing moving forward. I also like the fact that 98% of the environment is climbable! makes room for so many ambush style openings and trap placement. One thing id take away from rise however is the monster riding, while awesome it does take a lot away from the difficulty of the early game. I remember being stuck on nergigante for a hot minute in world, if i could just ride it and make it fight other monsters, it wouldve been a cake walk. If i had to choose one id pick rise but thankfully we live in a world where we can have both so theres no point in fighting over it in the youtube comments section. Peace

I've tried on multiple occassions to get into Rise but it just hasn't resonated with me yet. Maybe that'll change in the future but right now it's a distant second to World. I do however, miss the mobility of the Palamute when navigating the map.

Monster Hunter series is always nostalgic for me, I remember playing Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate on the 3ds.

Rise is very similar to toukiden 2 , very stright forward , i prefer world but the new mechanics from rise is super fun

This is definitely a subjective take, but one thing that really pushes me off of Rise is its silliness and cuteness factor. I’m not much for anime, things like random laughing during dialogue, feeding monster hunters dough balls while singing cutesy songs, overly gimicky characters…I just did not like it. World had its cuteness with the palicos, but it was perfectly played out, and the rest of the feel of the game was perfectly balanced. World’s hunters were rugged and business-like, and that stuck with me way more.

“Munsder Hunner Werld” This guy’s Awesome

I’ve been a big fan of Capcom since I was a kid playing RE4 & DMC3 on ps2! Like many companies they had some low points which is why I (along with the rest of the fanbase) was thrilled seeing the huge comeback they made after the release of RE7! They’ve been on roll since 7 and besides the RE3MAKE (which I still enjoyed but as remake it was pretty bad) every Capcom game I’ve purchased was great RE2MAKE, RE Village, DMC5 & possibly the best title yet the highly anticipated RE4MAKE! So yea I’m a big Capcom fan mainly because the RE & DMC series….I thought about getting into Monster Hunter! Any guidance regarding how & where I should start?

rise seems like a great game but the open world feature combined with the graphics was above and beyond amazing. That for me makes it incomparable.

If I may give a suggestion, dividing the video in sections would be better to revisiting individual sections of the review

Like howu put ur vid together

I really miss MHW/I and I hope they go in this direction for the next iteration in the series. I dont care if it’s a complete clone..I know that each game has its own gimmick and they can change that up if they like. To me, the “World” of MHW was so much more alive. I’m sure if mhr was made for console it would have helped as the complexity of the areas had to be dumbed down to be able to be played on the switch. I also liked how they did the event quests in MHW. Yes, having everything available all the time is nice but it also means you can burn out more quickly. I truly hope MH6 will be similar to World.

For me, MH world is better than rise. Playing for the first time on MH world made me feel like the CGI trailers from MH3, MH4 and MH Generations. Its just so good, MH4 Ultimate was so much fun thanks to the online feature for nintendo 3DS and MH from the PSP was such a blast that playing MH World made me feel the huge nostalgia on to it.

Well, just like how you state that the end game usually is the most memorable moment of the game, in World the best memorable moment for me is the final fantasy 14 colab mission to take down the behemoth. This is the first time in my entire time playing monster hunter game since the 3rd gen to experience cooperating and communicating with party member with different role. Usually in the older title, hunting together is just a mean to fasten the hunt or having fun together to slay monster, the strategies are just there to give a faster time to hunt the monster. But against Behemoth we trully struggle to make a good strategies and seriously practicing our play, the same experience can also be applied in hunting the kulve tarroth, savi jiva and fatalis. Also rise being a good game is thanks to what world bring earlier with a lot of QoL content in the game, don't forget how much world has evolve our way of hunting monster that carried away to monster hunter rise. In term of how impactful and evolving the game is in time of their first release, I think personally rise cannot beat world at the momment

I prefer World over Rise as a gunner especially for Bows.

Steam sale is on, Monster hunter world + Iceborn for 26$ should i grab it? would be my first Monster hunter game, is it easy to find people to play with?

I think im a quarter of the way through mhw rn and id say the biggest thing thats urking me is the weapons not having lots of attacks.

I love world, i also love RNG so i prefer the decoration farm more than the not so difficult talisman grind, World just has everything you could ask for. Also i just find Rise so be really easy, i dont know if its just the wirebug to blame for this, i think its a couple things, rise is just so forgiving on mistakes, whereas in world, if you made a mistake you go "OH SHI" because you know youre about to pay for what you just did. If the wirebug type mechanic comes back, they really need to compensate the monsters accordingly. I do think the next world title is going to be insane though and is going to elevate MH series yet again to the next level (as long as the endgame grind is good) i think decoration grinding kept players more engaged and for longer than the talisman grind did.

I like both. But have put more hours into Rise when it got a 60fps update on PS5. Switch was just- eck

I've ignored Rise on the switch but played it recently since it came free on game pass and had friends to play with but playing it constantly made me think of how much i liked World better with switch skills being the only thing i like so far over the other

The first title ive really really played was rise cause i never had where to play world and i only have a switch, still impossible for me to play world but i absolutely want that, the problem is being poor in Brazil 😅 but i believe ill play it one day, watching videos of the map of world is just mind boggling

world was so much more enjoyable for me rise felt like arena fights on small maps rather then doing missions to collect data and um hunt a monster lol

I bought MH Rise only to return playing MH World : Iceborne again 🤦‍♂ . Maybe I'll play it again once I complete the crown hunting in IB.

idk for me world is better because i have played every game since mh3 and world is more similar to the older games, rise is much more easier and has this arcady feeling for me so i prefer the world in every aspect, maybe the weapons and armors could look better but with worlds approach to graphics they perfectly fit.

I've played all the monster hunter games. From the first one until Rise. Of all the games, MH World gave me that feeling of amazement the first time I played it. It's so immersive, it's like discovering a whole new world. Rise didn't give me that same feeling. I think they made it primarily for the Nintendo switch. It felt like it's missing something. In my opinion, it's MH World > Rise

I wish I could get my friends to play monster hunter with me , they all complain that there is no health bar and how the weapons don’t feel like they “do any real damage “

I know im late to this but i just started playing world cause i was bored over the summer and fell in love. And this part isn't meant as hate but everytime i watched a video abd someone mentioned rise i thought that it must be an old mh game because of how it looked. I also just dont understand how they originally made world for ps4 and xbox but then made its sequel for switch knowing that it isn't as powerful of a console as the ones they literally made the last fame for. Maybe I'll try rise when im done with world but when i found out it was the next game in the series i have to admit, i was disappointed

"As i believe that was the intended base game launch." But was it the base game launch?

Monster Hunter ISLAND vs Monster Hunter Spiderman.

Hopefully wilds has a mix of 4 ultimate, immersiveness and graphics of world, gameplay and mobility of rise, a roster like 3 ultimate, 4 ultimate, or rise(had to search up what game(s) has the best roster) and the story of 4 ultimate

it was never the same with mhr after I played world. I played hundreds of hours on mhw while I only finished mhr and put it down. I didn't even bother to grind an endgame set in mhr unlike in mhw I was having fun grinding.

I always thought Rise's graphics and artstyle looks like on the cover box. When I saw the gameplay, it looks like Dark Souls Remastered

I played both more fun no war 👍

Gonna dodagree in the monster point. As a long time fan, world plays mostly safe in monster archetypes, where rise gace us the most unique monsters and animations, movesets we have ever seen

Really do hope that they continue DLCs for World cause the game is beautiful and well made. Weapons feel amazing and combat is just awesome. Here’s to hoping to a continuation for the game

I think having started on MH Tri and playing almost every 3DS and Switch game they made, I am just too used to the OG formula to really get into world. World is cool don’t get me wrong but, it feels different enough that I put it in a slightly different category of all the games. The visuals are cool but, I actually prefer the more cartoon look of the “mainline” series of games.

In Rise if I want to ride around on the dog can I command it to stay back during combat? Id rather to not have AI help me fight but I want to ride it

Monster Hunter World Vs. Monster Hunter Rise is what I need because both ar on Steam Sale and Rise costs a dollar more.

Rise was developed for switch, world was developed with stronger hardware in mind... Rise is dope because i can play it anywhere on my switch.

I have yet to try MH World...Enjoying Rise Sunbreak tho!!

i would love a game where we are the first people to discover the new world

World is way more interesting, so much detail everywhere is ridiculous.

Rise is a good game,but world is another level of perfection.

In my opinion I knew nothing about Rise before it released but I remember being STOKED for World when it was announced. World is by far better in my opinion.

I just bought both on sale 😂 definitely gonna play both

both are good. but if you are die hard fan of previous monster hunter series,,, then going for rise is the best cuz its really good, nostalgic vibe from early monster hunter,... world feels like different but in a good way... both have pros and cons but for me rise is the best sht

Playing both on my steam deck is awesome. Rise is better with mount. It even can climb the vine. Easy to go around the map... Always begin bos fight with running jump dismount attack from my fenrir. Still play all from the 1st MH on my psp.

I had been playing Wild Hearts since FEB and all that games did was make me angry,frustrated and mad about the stupid behavior of their monsters and their bullshit moveset that makes no sense and punish you for playing good with their wanky dumb hitboxes,stupidly small windows to hit the monsters, their RNG endgame crap and their lack of endgame activities to do. Thank you so much for the review and video. I haven't play Monster Hunter in years. I skipped Worlds and Rise and i'm craving for a Hunter game and i can't decide which one should i buy. This was extremely helpful so thanks you so much

To me who started MH with Worlds, Rise felt significantly inferior. I still enjoyed it a lot though. But I really hope MH6 is designed with more powerful consoles in mind rather than being held back by trying to cater towards handheld.

If you want to play a fully immersive Monster Hunter experience, then World is your answer. If you want to play a cheaper, more arcade version of Monster Hunter, then pick up Rise. I honestly thought that the Wire Bug mechanic was utterly ridiculous. I don't care how many people enjoyed it. Flying through the air like spider man IS NOT Monster Hunter!