Monster Hunter Rise ver. 2.0 update launches later today with returning & Apex monsters, more quests
Also say goodbye to the Hunter Rank cap!
Monster Hunter Rise. For the latter, Capcom showed off the game’s first major update, featuring a variety of new content arriving later today (April 28 in Japan). As previously announced, the ver. 2.0 update for
Monster Hunter Rise brings three returning monsters the Chameleos, Kushala Daora, and Teostra in addition to Apex versions of the Diablos and Rathalos.
More excitingly, Capcom has announced that the Apex creatures, which were previously exclusive to Rampage Quests, will be available to hunt outside of this gameplay mode. New quests are also arriving for both single player and multiplayer, with the Hunter Rank cap being removed. If you are like me and have completed most of the launch content, this update is definitely something to be looking forward to. While the meat of the ver. 2.0
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Monster Hunter Rise s Big April Update Adds Monsters, Quests, Skills, and More
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Monster Hunter Rise is set to release its Ver. 2.0.0 update later today, and based on what Capcom has said about the new Nintendo Switch game patch, it should be a doozy. The update will add Elder Dragons, Chameleos, and Apex Monsters for folks to go about hunting alongside new quests, items, skills, and more. As expected of a major update, there will be plenty more of what
Monster Hunter Rise players already love about the video game when the patch drops later tonight.
The new patch clocks in at 0.9 GB, but if it s the first time you ve updated the title since grabbing it, it will be around 1.5 GB all told. You can check out the trailer for the new patch, featuring monsters like Teostra and Apex Diablos, below:
Monster Hunter Rise Rampage Tips: How to Get Rampage S Rank
Monster Hunter Rise’s Rampage mode is one of the game’s flagship features, and it’s a vastly different experience from the usual hunt. Rampage quests are like a tower defense mode where you defend your base from hordes of invading monsters. Successfully defending the base is only half the battle, though. To get S rank and the best rewards, you’ll have to clear sub-assignments and repel each horde as efficiently as possible. Our
Monster Hunter Rise Rampage tips guide will help you do just that.
Rampage Basics