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The Monster Hunter Rise Twisted Stiffbone players can find in Sunbreak is an incredibly valuable crafting resource, an essential component for forging dozens of pieces of armor, weapons and more. Putting aside the slightly unfortunate name, the Twisted Stiffbone has numerous functions, and is perhaps most notable for being a …

Monster Hunter Rise Dragonite Ore is an important resource for crafting weapons and armor, and a step up from Monster Hunter Rise Machalite Ore, which you need first. Dragonite Ore is slightly harder to find than Machalite, as you’d expect from the ‘next’ resource up the chain, however, with our …

Monster Hunter Rise wirebugs are a new mechanic for the series, giving you almost Spider-Man like potential to zip around. The increased movement is a God send for the aspiring hunter and obviously something you want to master to get around the environment and get an advantage in hunts. This …

The Monster Hunter Rise best weapons are always up for debate, as players consider damage, versatility, speed, elemental effect, sharpness, range, ammo, control and a thousand more factors – but that doesn’t mean that some don’t stand out over others. With MH Rise Sunbreak having recently launched and weapon priorities …

It looks like Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is breaking save files for players on PC. Following last week’s launch, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak’s overall user reviews are currently sat at “Mixed” on Steam (opens in new tab). The vast majority of negative user reviews surrounding the new expansion claim it’s …

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak release times have been confirmed for PC, and while Switch times are less clear, we do have a pretty good idea of when the expansion will unlock. PC players will technically get to hop in on Steam at the same global time, but depending on your …

Monster Hunter Rise enthusiast Ceph0rend (opens in new tab) only just finished his 300-hour quest to craft 1,000 of the origami switch axe, and he’s already preparing for his next grind. The switch axes have been made, you see, but now they must be upgraded.  “I feel incredibly honored this …

Sometimes smaller really is better. After the highs of Monster Hunter: World’s astounding success, it’d be reasonable for Capcom to shoot for an even bigger, more complicated game. Instead, though, the Monster Hunter development team has opted for a smaller, more personal adventure, trading in World’s sprawling plains and snow-capped …