Get ready for a pocket-sized monster hunting adventure! Capcom and TiMi Studio Group bring you Monster Hunter Outlanders, a free-to-play open-world RPG coming soon to mobile. Learn more about this exciting new title below.

Monster Hunter Outlanders: Open-World Hunting on the Go

Developed by the creators of Call of Duty: Mobile and Pokémon Unite, Monster Hunter Outlanders promises to deliver a full-fledged Monster Hunter experience optimized for mobile devices. Hunt anytime, anywhere, in expansive open-world environments. Explore lush grasslands, serene lakes, and observe monsters in their natural habitats. The developers aim to preserve core Monster Hunter gameplay while enhancing the unique battle system for mobile.

While a release date remains unannounced, Capcom and TiMi plan beta tests on Android and iOS. Sign up on the official website to stay informed and increase your chances of participating. Completing a short survey about your gaming preferences might improve your chances of beta access.

The stunning visuals, based on gameplay footage, are already turning heads. Some fans even suggest they rival Monster Hunter Rise on the Nintendo Switch. While minimum requirements are yet to be revealed, a website survey lists support for Snapdragon processors ranging from the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 to the Snapdragon 845, hinting at device compatibility.

What We Know About Monster Hunter Outlanders

Explore a seamless open world encompassing forests, swamps, and deserts. Experience dynamic weather and a living ecosystem, even witnessing monster turf wars.

Familiar foes return, including Diablos, Kulu-Ya-Ku, Pukei-Pukei, Barroth, Rathian, and Rathalos. A mysterious, cloud-dwelling monster adds intrigue, potentially introducing new challenges or mutated versions of existing beasts due to "certain environmental conditions."

Combat is tailored for mobile, preserving many weapon mechanics, though the extent of adaptation remains unclear.

A new building system lets you gather materials and construct items for traversal, reminiscent of Wild Hearts' Karakuris. Whether this system aids combat remains to be seen.

Character creation is replaced by a roster of selectable characters, each with unique personalities, stories, weapons, and skills. Classic weapons and armor return, offering customization options. The acquisition method is unconfirmed, but IGN's mention of "in-app purchases" suggests a potential gacha element.

New buddies join the hunt, assisting with gathering and combat. Beyond Palicoes, a monkey and a bird have been showcased, with further details promised in future updates.