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Monster Hunter Explore
Capcom
September 28, 2015
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September 28, 2015 (9 years and 4 months ago)Publishers
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Monster Hunter Explore, formerly Monster Hunter Smart, is a version of Monster Hunter on Android and iOS. Join the hunt! The first true Monster Hunter game for mobile has arrived. Track and hunt fierce monsters and explore an island of infinite treasures. Become a hunter of legend on your own or form a hunting party with friends. Travel across the seas and explore new hunting grounds of legend. Hunt powerful monsters, discover epic treasures and unlock the secrets of a new land. Create a hunting party of up to 4 friends or play with hunters over the internet. Master 14 types of weapons – Powerful “Great Swords” dynamic “Hammers” and the lethal “Gunlance”. Master the art of the hunt by using monsters’ weaknesses against them. More than 100 weaknesses can be targeted to help improve a hunters odds of success.
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