- A new mobile gameMonster Huntercomes to iPhone
- The hit series will use augmented reality
- The beta is available from April 25, registrations are already open
Niantic has just partnered with Capcom studio to launchMonster Hunter Now, role-playing game from the eponymous franchise withaugmented realityon the program. Players must compete in ingenuity to fight giant monsters appearing in their environment, thanks to a superposition with it made possible by their smartphone's camera. The iPhone 14, the iPhone 14 Plus,the iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone 14 Pro Maxshould be compatible with the first version of the game, expected for September 2023.
It is also on this date that Apple's new high-end mobiles are expected, namelythe supposed iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. There is no doubt that these editions will also be eligible for the installation of the title, given that the technology on which it is based uses LiDAR, also expected on future premium cell phones from Cupertino.
The waiting list is open
If you want to testMonster Hunter Nowin beta version, it is possible. To be notified when it will be deployed, simply fill out the available format this address. The advantage of this program is its early access: the first testers will be able to start testing the app from25 avril, or next week.
The publisher specifies, however, that only ten thousand participants will be invited to the beta. Beyond that, you will therefore have to wait untilseptember. Remember, however, that for security reasons, it is still advisable to wait, given that many bugs may occur with the advanced version, while the final version this fall will be much more stable. Time for the developer to apply the necessary fixes for the platform to function properly on all devices.
Millions of players already won over
Monster Hunteris not its first attempt on mobile: already in 2011, the titleDynamic Huntinglanded oniOS, followed in particular byMonster Hunter Explorein 2015 andMonster Hunter Storieson Android a little later.
Since its debut in 2004 on the home consolePlayStation 2from Sony, Monster Hunter would have won over no less than eighty-eight million gamers across the globe. Versions of the game have also been released on many other platforms, including the Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and Wii.
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