🦖 How a Japanese Game Took Over the World Monster Hunter’s Global Journey

Once a niche hit beloved mostly in Japan, Monster Hunter began as a social game played on handheld consoles — friends gathering to hunt monsters together.

But everything changed with Monster Hunter: World in 2018.

A massive leap to PS4, Xbox, and PC, an open ecosystem, seamless online co-op, and breathtaking worlds turned the franchise into a global phenomenon.

Today the series has surpassed 100 million copies sold, uniting players all over the world through epic hunts, teamwork, and unforgettable battles against colossal creatures.

Monster Hunter is no longer just a game — it’s a worldwide legacy. And its adventure is still far from over 🐉

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