New Monster Hunter World Iceborne trailers have been released today, showcasing some of the new additions coming to the game this September on consoles.
The new trailers, which can be watched below, showcasing the Clutch Claw, Great Sword and Long Sword. The Clutch Claw isn’t exactly a new weapon, as it is a new feature added to the Slinger that allows players to fire a claw while getting the Slinger ready, a feature that will make the weapon more useful and fun to use.
Monster Hunter World Iceborne will add a brand new region to the world as well as new monsters and more.
Unleash Your Hunting Spirit!
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne is a brand new expansion for Monster Hunter: World.
A new world awaits, with more powerful monsters, and challenging master rank quests!Your mission: to investigate an unexplored locale.
The Research Commission ventures out into a new ice-cold region known as the “Hoarfrost Reach.”
This new region is completely unexplored, so discovering new monsters and endemic life will be one of the Commission’s most important goals.
Monster Hunter World is now available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in all regions. Iceborn will be released on September 6th on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, with the expansion coming at a later date on PC.
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