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Monster Hunter Explore

Google Play
Released

Sep 29, 2015

4,063 days ago
Platforms
  • iOS
  • Android
Ratings

Not rated yet

Release dates

North America dates
  1. Sep 29, 20154,063 days ago
    • iOS
    • Android

About

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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How long to beat

HowLongToBeat ↗ · 3 players
Main story
45 h
Main + extras
73 h
Completionist
113 h

Game info

Released
2015 · see every game from that year

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Release dates by region

2 releases in 1 region

japan

The Monster Hunter series

All 27 games
  1. Monster Hunter Portable 3rd HD Ver.2011 · Remaster
  2. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate2011 · Expanded edition
  3. Monster Hunter: Poogie Race2013
  4. Monster Hunter Frontier G2013 · Expanded edition
  5. Monster Hunter 42013
  6. Monster Hunter Online2013
  7. Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate2014 · Expanded edition
  8. This gameMonster Hunter Explore2015
  9. Monster Hunter Generations2015
  10. Monster Hunter Stories2016
  11. Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate2017 · Expanded edition
  12. Monster Hunter: World2018

Showing 12–23 of 27 main games, in release order.

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Where to find it

Data from IGDB and Steam. Critic scores from OpenCritic. Dates shown for North America, in your local time zone.