After creating a character in the delightfully in-depth character creator, a short intro plays that covers the basics of the plot (surprisingly, it mostly involves hunting monsters), and also the basics of field movement. Thankfully, this entry goes a little more out of its way than usual to handhold new recruits. It's an adventure with a truly unique rhythm, and one that rewards those willing to sink hours and days into its massive world. It's loaded to the brim with systems players will need to take the time to master, and it's filled with little interruptions that players of similar games might not expect, such as taking time to sharpen your weapons, or maybe just taking a short break out in the field to cook some meat. In many ways, Monster Hunter: World is an MMO masquerading as a single-player experience. Monster Hunter: World might not be the most user-friendly title in the world, but it's probably the most beginner-friendly Monster Hunter to date. It's got tons of complex systems, a huge variety of weapons, and a combat system that feels weightier when compared to other titles in the genre. Monster Hunter has always had a slightly steeper barrier to entry than many similar action role-playing games.
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