Release details of the Sunbreak Monster Hunter Rise game package in the spring

Capcom plans to share more information on the Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak dialysis in the spring of 2022.

In the latest game news, we learned that Capcom has big plans for Monster Hunter Rise and will provide more details of the game’s future expansion pack in the spring of 2022. The role-playing action game has been a huge success since its release for the Nintendo Switch console in March, but will soon be available to PC users. Capcom then plans to release a major expansion pack called Sunbreak for Monster Hunter Rise in late 2022.

Parts of the Sunbreak package have already been shown with a short trailer, and new information has been made available. But when can we expect more shows in the future? Apparently this wait will not be long. Capcom recently confirmed via Monster Hunter’s Twitter account that more news will be shared from the Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak expansion pack in the spring of 2022. The package is slated for release next summer, with more details likely to be available to fans a few months before launch.

Some time ago, Capcom announced the specifications of the system required to run Monster Hunter Rise on a computer, which does not require such a powerful system. You need at least 8 GB of RAM, an Intel Core i3-4130 or AMD FX-6100 processor, and an Nvidia GT 1030 or AMD RX 550 graphics card to run this role-playing game on your PC. The proposed system for running Monster Hunter includes 8 GB of RAM, Intel Core i5-4460 or AMD FX-8300 processor and Nvidia GTX 1060 graphics card with 3 GB of VRAM or AMD RX 570 with 4 GB of VRAM. Gamers in both cases will need 23 GB of storage space.

Monster Hunter Rise is currently only available on the Nintendo Switch platform and will be available on PC on January 12, 1422. A trial version of the game is currently available on Steam. Due to the Wirebugs feature and its excellent use in gameplay, various combat systems, multiple weapon design, loud music, various environment design and detailed personalization, this game was able to receive a score of 9 out of 10 in Zomji review.

However, problems such as not using Target Lock and the futility of its replacement system and the decline in game quality in the design of the characters’ faces when connected to the dock can not be ignored, which had a negative effect on the overall experience.