Monster Hunter World Tigrex

Monster Hunter: World Iceborne Reveals Tigrex Armor in New Videos

Capcom is continuing to trickle down first looks at the armor sets that will be available in Monster Hunter: World’s upcoming winter-themed expansion, Iceborne.

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This time around, we take a look at the armor yielded by Tigrex, which is one of the best-looking monsters of the game. It goes without saying that the armor you can create from its parts looks pretty cool as well.

You can check it out below, as usual in both male and female forms, courtesy of Monster Hunter’s and PlayStation’s Twitter accounts.

If you want to see more, you can also enjoy the first look at the Nargacuga, BeotodusDirewolfBlack DiablosOdogaron and GirrosRathian LegianaRathalosTobi-Kadachi, and Shrieking Legiana armor sets.

On top of that, we recently got a trailer focusing on Nargacuga and its origins, some brand new gameplay featuring Glavenus, a trailer showing off Acidic Glavenus in action and another taking a look at monster subspecies in general. You can also learn more about the topic with the info shared at San Diego Comic-Con.

Monster Hunter: World Iceborne will be released worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 6. The Steam version will be released in January.


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