Capcom announced on Wednesday that Monster Hunter Stories will be coming to a handful of other platforms, including the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC later this year.
Stories was originally released pn the Nintendo 3DS in 2016 and is a spin-off title in the overarching Monster Hunter series. Instead of playing as a Hunter, however, players take on the role of a Rider, someone who takes monster eggs, hatches them, and takes them into turn-based battles against other monsters.
Updated version includes refined graphics and more
The updated version of Monster Hunter Stories will feature refined graphics made for larger screens, including updated models, textures, and lighting. More new features to the game include:
- Refined Graphics: Originally released on the Nintendo 3DS™, players can now experience riding Monsties in stunning detail on larger screens, enhanced with improved modeling, textures, and lighting in high definition.
- Now Fully Voiced: Immerse yourself in the adventure with full Japanese and English voiceovers.
- Additional Language Support: Monster Hunter Stories will have additional language support, newly featuring Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Korean, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, and Arabic.
- Museum mode: Delve deeper into the world of Monster Hunter Stories through the newly added Museum mode, featuring the game’s background music and developer sketches.
- Included Title Updates (TU): Previously only available in Japan, players can now enjoy title updates, unlocking content from TU 1.20 and TU 1.30.
Monster Hunter Stories will launch sometime this summer on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC.
