Monster Hunter Rise Mobile Pages Leak Suggest Netflix Port
Product pages for Monster Hunter Rise on the Apple App Store and Google Play have surfaced, indicating a potential mobile port accessible via Netflix subscriptions. The listings suggest the release will feature the base game rather than the Sunbreak expansion. New touch controls include dedicated buttons for mounting companions and healing, alongside an online virtual joystick. Online multiplayer supports up to four players without cross-play. Past DLC challenge and event quests are noted as free content. No official announcement from Capcom or Netflix has been made yet.
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Original headline at Siliconera: “Monster Hunter Rise iOS and Android Mobile Pages Leak”
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