Monster Hunter Rise expanding to mobile devices via Netflix Games
Capcom is bringing its flagship action game Monster Hunter Rise to iOS and Android devices exclusively for active Netflix subscribers.
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Capcom is bringing Monster Hunter Rise to iOS and Android through Netflix Games, according to Digital Trends, RPG Site, Eurogamer, and Insider Gaming. Store listings for the game have appeared on Apple’s App Store and Google Play, confirming that Netflix will publish the mobile version. [1][6][7][9]
The mobile port appears to be the complete game rather than a simplified spin-off, Digital Trends reported. The game will feature mobile-specific adjustments, touch-screen control options, and physical controller support, based on the mobile store listings. [1]
Downloading the game will be free, but access requires an active Netflix membership, Digital Trends, Eurogamer, and Notebookcheck reported. The store listings have not yet provided an official public release date for the mobile edition. [1][7][8]
Capcom originally launched Monster Hunter Rise on the Nintendo Switch in March 2021 before porting it to PC and consoles. Eurogamer noted that the title has achieved more than 20 million sales worldwide. [7][10]
In short
- Capcom is bringing Monster Hunter Rise to iOS and Android via Netflix Games.
- The game will be free to download but requires an active Netflix subscription.
- Mobile features include touch controls, controller support, and mobile-specific adjustments.
- Monster Hunter Rise has sold more than 20 million units globally.
Sources
Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.
- [1]Monster Hunter Rise is heading to Android and iOS through NetflixDigital Trends, 2h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]This app brings Netflix to Android Auto through a clever loopholeAndroid Police, 15h ago
- [3]‘Below’ Review: Josh Hartnett’s Monster Drama Is a Flawed but Entertaining Netflix Binge-WatchThe Wrap, 10h ago
- [4]Josh Hartnett Leads Netflix’s Exhilarating Sea Monster Thriller ‘Below’: TV ReviewVariety, 18h ago
- [5]‘The Monster of Florence’ Director Stefano Sollima on ‘Completely Different’ Second Chapter of Netflix’s Hit Serial Killer Series: ‘A Very Complex Story to Tell’ (EXCLUSIVE)Variety, 13h ago
- [6]Monster Hunter Rise is coming to iOS and Android through Netflix according to new store pagesRPG Site, 1d ago
- [7]20 million sales later, Capcom is bringing Monster Hunter Rise to iOS and Android, but for now it's locked behind a Netflix subscriptionEurogamer.net, 1d ago
- [8]Monster Hunter Rise drops on Netflix GamesNotebookcheck, 7h ago
- [9]Monster Hunter Rise Releasing on iOS and Android Through NetflixInsider Gaming, 1d ago
Background
- [10]Monster Hunter Rise on Wikipedia
- [11]Android (operating system) on Wikipedia
- [12]List of Netflix original programming on Wikipedia
- [13]Monster Hunter Rise on Grokipedia
Our newsroom writes these reports with the help of software, from the 13 sources listed and nothing else, and checks them against those sources. Facts can still be wrong or move on; the originals are the record. Spotted a mistake? Write to daniel@monsterkong.com.
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