Capcom has released a trailer for the material included in the deluxe version of Monster Hunter Rise’s DLC expansion, Sunbreak, ahead of its June 30 release date. The clip, in particular, shows off the layered armour that will be accessible.
Unlock stylish new ways to express yourself and your buddies with the #MHRise #Sunbreak Deluxe Edition, including the Dragonsbane layered Hunter armor and more! pic.twitter.com/h3qGCG2FaQ
— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) March 24, 2022
Face the toughest dangers yet with the Knights of the Royal Order: Garangolm, Lunagaron, and Malzeno! For June 30, 2022, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak will be released on Nintendo Switch and PC/Steam.
About Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak
With this gigantic update, Monster Hunter Rise’s universe becomes even wider and deeper, with new monsters, new locations, and more!
Since the events of Monster Hunter Rise, you have been dubbed the “Fierce Flame of Kamura,” and you must set out to discover the reason of a dreadful peril approaching a country across the sea!
New enemy have arrived, and old rivals have returned.
When you arrive at Elgado Outpost, you learn that Malzeno, Lunagaron, and Garangolm — the fearsome monsters known as the Three Lords – are to blame for the strange happenings that are threatening the realm. In addition to these new adversaries, you’ll have to battle ancient foes in the form of series creatures not seen in Monster Hunter Rise!
Enhanced gameplay
Your beloved Wirebug is back and better than ever, with new skills for each of the 14 weapon types that give a new degree of versatility and complexity to the hunting action.
A ensemble of colorful characters
There are a variety of locals to engage with at your new base of operations, each with their own distinct personality. They’ll need your hunter’s aid at times, and they’ll be the ones who help you out at other times!
To play this expansion, you must first purchase Monster Hunter Rise. After completing the 7-star Hub quest “Serpent Goddess of Thunder,” you may access Sunbreak content.
Support for Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese will be included in a future version due on June 30, 2022.
