Name: Monster Hunter Stories (Multi-Language)
Brand: Capcom
SKU: 792489
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 2.5 (15 reviews)

Product Languages

Subtitles

Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Arabic, Korean, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese

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Product Features

Japanese and English voices - New Japanese and English voice tracks have been added to supplement the original Monster Hunter language voice track. With a fully voiced cast of characters, players will be able to connect on a deeper level with the story of the Black Blight
Museum Mode - This new addition includes over 200 previously unreleased pieces of design artwork and background music tracks. Developers have added their own comments about the art and music, giving fans a closer look at the setting of Monster Hunter Stories
All Updates Included - Enjoy all the updates to the game from the very start, including the monsters Teostra, Kushala Daora, and Rajang, post-game content like the Tower of Illusion, and themed parts to edit your character

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Edition

Standard

Item Description

Monster Riders, those who forge bonds with monsters... Unlike Hunters, Riders raise monsters and live together with them.

Hunters make a living hunting monsters, while Riders raise and train them.

The bonds between Riders and Monsties reveal a new side to the world.

A new adventure to build kinship starts here.

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Customer reviews

Average rating:

5/5

(174 reviews, 15 with text. )

xenoguyver (34) · Aug 08, 2026

Fun game.

This game is very good and fun. A nice change of pace from the mainline Monster Hunter games, but also a fun change compared to Pokemon. Going into the Monster Nests to nab the monster egg and hatch them yourself instead of just catching the monster in the wild is interesting. It also helps that the monsters in this game look cooler than the Pokemon.

[email protected] (4) · Apr 09, 2026

Análisis

Tal y como esperaba ok

eleonoreconstant (18) · Sep 16, 2025

Great retro game

Not as good as the second one but really good nonetheless

bizketxxx (2) · Mar 28, 2025

Not bad, but not great

After playing Monster Hunter Stories 2 I decided I'd also like the first in the series on Switch to add to my collection. Fundamentally this game is identical to the sequal with MANY re-used designs and assets. I'd say the game is a solid 7/10 with many areas I'm disappointed were not refined for this release. Personally I'm not a fan of most of the armour and weapon designs, your gear is also oddly difficult to upgrade, I'm about halfway through the game and I still haven't been able to upgrade a single weapon or armour set to level 3 despite doing a LOT of grinding. The "Rock, Paper, Scissors" style of gameplay can be kind of annoying as well it's one thing to have the monster you're fighting throw a curveball and lose the head to head it's another entirely to win the head to head and still take damage. This happens without a head to head as well. Considering the player character doesn't recover their health when they mount their "monstie" like in the second game constantly taking damage when attacking feels VERY unbalanced. I also don't like the battle pouch mechanic, it doesn't make the game harder it just makes it more inconvenient and annoying having to micro manage something in a style of game like this. The main thing that drew me to this game is the supposed emphasis on voice acted dialog but the player character is still a mute with "Naviru" doing all, and I do mean ALLLLLL, of the talking. This character VERY quickly will start to grate and you will wish you could shut him up in some way (if I could I would skewer this irritating feline with my rapier weapon to shut him up for good!). Jesus Capcom if you make a 3rd game give this character a backseat and let the protagonist take the wheel of their own story for a change. Side quests are ok but very limited in scope, some don't even award experience and what you do get as a reward seriously makes you question why you bothered with the side quest at all. If you like turn based RPGs you'll likely like this one but you'll undoubtedly will have played better - much better.

jamesmaynard322 (67) · Mar 20, 2025

A good RPG

I'm glad Capcom brought this to modern consoles. It's a good Pokemon kinda of game.

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