Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Receives New Trailer
Capcom has released a new trailer for Iceborne, the first and only expansion of Monster Hunter: World which will debut September 6th on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, arriving later on Steam.
The new video below reveals many details and focuses on the features of Seliana’s Gathering Hub, the Squad Card system and some new subspecies of monsters. This will expand the Monster Hunter World universe with a particular focus on Fulgur Anjanath, Ebony Odogaronand the inevitable Glavenus.
Seliana’s new hub, as explained by the development team, will simplify meetings with other players by implementing rapid access to various structures such as the forge or resource center. Adding the Squad system instead will improve the management of your team members. Please note that Iceborne will also include new grades of missions, locations, moves, and equipment. All embellished with a story that will resume the events of Monster Hunter: World.
In the massive expansion, Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, a new world awaits you, with more powerful monsters and even more demanding master grade missions! The research commission ventures into a new area with a glacial climate, the Rusty Branches. This is a completely unexplored area, and the committee’s priority will be to discover new monsters and endemic fauna that inhabit it.
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