Pokémon Go Developer Is Bringing Monster Hunter Now to Real World

You can already sign up for the closed beta test. 

Capcom and Pokémon Go developer Niantic announced Monster Hunter Now – a real-world AR hunting action RPG for Android and iOS. 

“Monster Hunter Now will be the ultimate experience for anyone who has dreamed of facing off against epic monsters and battling them with friends,” said John Hanke, Founder and CEO of Niantic. “Filled with fantastical creatures, engrossing hunting and opportunities for teamwork, with the best possible graphics on mobile devices, Monster Hunter Now is the perfect franchise to bring into the real world.”

Built on Niantic’s Lightship platform, the game is designed to appeal to everyone, whether a casual player or a hardcore fan. The mechanics seem to be similar to the ones in Pokémon Go, although you can bring a monster back home with an item called the Paintball. No more running around the streets with your phone if you don't want to – your friends can mark any monsters you pass by so you can hunt them even after returning home. Monster Hunter Now uses "industry-leading location-based technology and AR that overlays the real world with fantastical and fierce creatures".  

The game will be available in September. You can already sign up for closed beta testing, while is going to start on April 25. Find more information here and don't forget to join our 80 Level Talent platform and our Telegram channel, follow us on Instagram and Twitter, where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.

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