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Monster Hunter’s Next Installment To Be Developed by the Call of Duty Mobile Creators

We have no details of the game other than the collaboration itself.

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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A new installment of the Monster Hunter series is in development thanks to the cooperation between Capcom and TiMi Studio Group which are the creators of Call of Duty Mobile. This game is already in production and is going to be released on mobile devices.

It should be noted that TiMi studio is a real veteran of mobile games, having been in charge of creating Call of Duty Mobile, Pokemon Unite and Arena of Valor, to name a few.

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— TiMi Studio Group (@timistudios) November 8, 2022

The developers assure that their goal is to “translate the most important aspects of the Monster Hunter brand to mobile devices.”

“The first collaboration between TiMi and Capcom is going to combine the experience and strengths of both teams. Together, we will bring Monster Hunter to more platforms, bringing hunters around the world an entirely new experience – the freedom to hunt anywhere and at any time.” reads the developers’ announcement.

Sadly, other than the announcement of the collaboration itself, we have not learned any details of the mobile game.

For the record, Monster Hunter is a very popular series of action games, where we hunt all sorts of beasts alone or in the company of other players. Monster Hunter: World, which is the most popular installment of the series, has sold more than 18 million copies to date.

Tags: Action role-playing gameCall of Duty: MobileCapcomMonster HunterTiMi Studio Group
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