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Games like Monster Hunter Generations

2015PEGI 12

You hunt huge monsters, learn their attack patterns and craft better weapons and armor from their parts. With many weapon types plus new hunting styles and arts, it shines in co-op hunts with friends.

  • Loot and gear
  • Boss fights as highlights
  • Build variety
  • Lots of grind

In short: Games like Monster Hunter Generations

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Monster Hunter Generations special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Up to three areas count more, the rest steps back.

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Dauntless

97 %Match

2019PEGI 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch23 % positive

Brings what grabs you about Monster Hunter Generations: hunting for loot and gear, gripping boss fights as well as playing together in co-op.

Dauntless is a free-to-play co-op monster hunter where you team up with other players to take down giant Behemoths and forge new weapons and armor from their parts. It focuses on fast, readable combat and a satisfying hunt-and-craft loop.

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Monster Hunter Rise

Loot and gear

Fast, fluid monster hunts with Wirebug mobility, Palico and Palamute companions, and fourteen very different weapon types. Carving up downed beasts feeds an addictive gear-crafting loop that shines in co-op with friends.

Dungeon Defenders

Lots of grind

A blend of tower defense and action RPG where you build defenses and fight alongside them as enemy waves storm your crystal. Its strengths are loot grinding and four-player co-op.

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd

Loot and gear

A hunting action game where you fight huge monsters with weighty weapons, craft better gear from their parts, and team up with friends. The village of Moga and the revised Felyne companions give it its own flavor.

Torchlight II

Playing together in co-op

A colorful, fast-paced Diablo-style hack-and-slash with four classes, deep skill trees, randomized dungeons, and a loyal pet that runs your loot back to town. A satisfying, endlessly replayable loot hunt, especially in co-op.

Wild Hearts

Loot and gear

A monster-hunting action RPG set in Azuma, a fictional land inspired by feudal Japan, where you fight giant Kemono beasts. The Karakuri system lets you build crates, springs and ramps mid-fight, setting it apart from its peers, and it shines in three-player co-op.

Monster Hunter Wilds

Loot and gear

Wilds sets its hunts across seamless, shifting ecosystems where storms and weather swings change how monsters behave. Fourteen weapon types, a new Focus Mode and deep gear crafting make for more approachable yet still demanding fights, solo or in co-op.

Dragon's Crown

Loot and gear

Vanillaware's hand-painted side-scrolling brawler blends fast hack-and-slash combat with RPG progression and loot hunting. Up to four players can team up to run dungeons, pick from six very different classes and fight huge bosses.

Path of Exile

Lots of grind

A grim free-to-play loot-driven ARPG with an enormous passive skill tree and socketed gem system that enable near-limitless build crafting. Its deep endgame mapping and seasonal leagues keep theorycrafters hooked for years.

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