Unlike Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, it definitely felt like at times that it lacked direction. Monster Hunter Generations, the 3DS release which MHGU is based on, was less a full-fledged Monster Hunter sequel and more an experimental spattering of ideas that Capcom decided to roll with. Part of it was the fact that at the time the game was only in Japanese, but I'd also say there's more to it than just the language barrier. Review updated August 28, 2018-Īs I mentioned way back in my preview of Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate's (Japanese) Switch demo, it's hard to recommend the game for anyone that isn't already a fan of the Monster Hunter series. Review originally posted September 6, 2017. We received and tested a review copy of Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate, in addition to the original copy of Monster Hunter Double Cross we played to completion for our initial review. Our conclusions on the title have not changed since our original, Japanese version review. We opted to base our review of the western release off of our prior review, seeing as there are no major differences between the western and Japanese releases besides the language of the text displayed.

We originally reviewed Monster Hunter Double Cross, the Japanese version of Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate back in September of 2017.

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