monster hunter: world

Monster Hunter: World on PC to Get New Update Tomorrow, Includes Deviljho and Other Bug Fixes

Deviljho is one of the most fearsome beasts you can face in Monster Hunter: World, and it’ll finally be roaring its way to the PC version in a new update on Sept. 6, as announced by Capcom on Steam. Along with the addition of the post-launch monster, the update also includes the Dragonproof Mantle, along with other tweaks and fixes to improve the experience even further.

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Here are the major additions you can expect from the new update:

  • Added a new monster: Deviljho! (Includes new Deviljho weapons, and the Vangis α and β armor sets.)
    Note: Deviljho will invade 6★ quests, 7★ quests, and high rank expeditions once you have completed the investigation for the “??? Rathian” in the main story. After completing certain conditions, you will unlock the Deviljho special assignment.
  • Added a new specialized tool: Dragonproof Mantle.
  • Added a new costume for The Handler: Astera 3 Star Chef Coat (Downloadable Content).

You can check the Steam page for the full list of bug fixes as well.

Monster Hunter: World is now available on PS4 and PC.


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