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Games like Monster Hunter: World
10 games similar to Monster Hunter: World, a Adventure, Role-playing (RPG) game, drawn from IGDB's similarity data. Each pick below notes the genres it shares with Monster Hunter: World.
01Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both games cast you as an outsider arriving in a strange land to investigate its mysteries, then thrust you into conflict with powerful forces. GreedFall shares Monster Hunter's third-person action-RPG structure, though it trades cooperative hunts for single-player diplomacy and stealth alongside combat. Where Monster Hunter emphasizes material gathering and gear progression, GreedFall focuses on faction relationships and player choice shaping your path through the island's supernatural secrets.
02Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both games combine action combat with cooperative multiplayer for up to four players tackling dangerous creatures together. Monster Hunter focuses on methodical boss hunts and material collection for gear progression, while Torchlight III emphasizes faster-paced dungeon crawling with loot rewards. Each rewards teamwork against fantasy monsters and emphasizes building your character through combat spoils.
03Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Code Vein shares Monster Hunter: World's third-person action combat and cooperative multiplayer structure, letting you team up with others to face challenging encounters. Both games emphasize gear progression through combat encounters, rewarding you for defeating tough enemies. Where Monster Hunter focuses on hunting monsters across ecosystems, Code Vein sets its action in a post-apocalyptic vampire society, but the core loop of combat, loot, and leveling remains similarly satisfying.
04Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both games cast you as a hunter pursuing a legendary creature through a fantasy world filled with danger and discovery. Eternity: The Last Unicorn shares Monster Hunter's third-person action-RPG structure, where exploration and combat drive progression. While Eternity focuses on a single-player quest rather than multiplayer hunts, it captures the same blend of adventure and fantasy combat that defines the monster-hunting experience.
05Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both games combine action-heavy combat with third-person RPG progression, tasking you with defeating challenging enemies to gather materials for better gear. Immortal: Unchained trades Monster Hunter's cooperative hunts for solo combat, but shares the core loop of studying enemy patterns, managing resources, and incrementally upgrading your arsenal to face tougher foes in a hostile world.
06Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both Monster Hunter: World and Legrand Legacy are fantasy action RPGs that pit you against dangerous creatures in third-person combat. While Monster Hunter emphasizes real-time hunting and gear crafting, Legrand Legacy channels classic JRPG tradition through turn-based tactical battles. Each game rewards exploration of a hand-drawn or living world and progression through combat encounters, offering substantial single-player campaigns rooted in fantasy adventure.
07Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both games blend action combat with fantasy settings and support cooperative play alongside single-player modes. Children of Morta trades Monster Hunter's large-scale hunts for a roguelike structure, but shares the core loop of fighting dangerous enemies, collecting materials from defeated foes, and using those drops to strengthen your character. Family members in Morta function similarly to how hunters upgrade gear, creating progression through combat encounters.
08Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both are action fantasy RPGs where you explore vast environments and face dangerous creatures. Monster Hunter focuses on cooperative monster hunts with gear crafting, while The Elder Scrolls VI emphasizes single-player exploration and combat within a fantasy world. If you enjoyed Monster Hunter's third-person combat and fantasy setting, Elder Scrolls VI's action-driven approach to fantasy adventure should appeal to you.
09Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both games structure combat around leveling up and customizing your character's stats to tackle progressively harder challenges. Dragon: Marked for Death shares Monster Hunter's co-op focus, supporting up to four players online, and emphasizes collecting rewards from combat to strengthen your gear and abilities. Where Monster Hunter hunts beasts across a living world, Marked for Death uses side-scrolling quests to build your power and shape the story's outcome.
10Shares AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Both games pit you against massive, otherworldly threats in cooperative multiplayer campaigns for up to four players. Monster Hunter: World has you crafting gear from fallen monsters to tackle bigger prey, while Borderlands 3 generates procedurally varied weapons from defeated enemies to power up your Vault Hunter. Each rewards looting materials from combat encounters and scales difficulty as you progress through increasingly dangerous foes.
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10 games similar to Monster Hunter: World: GreedFall, Torchlight III, Code Vein, Eternity: The Last Unicorn, Immortal: Unchained, Legrand Legacy, Children of Morta, The Elder Scrolls VI.
Most of these games share Action, Fantasy, Adventure and Role-playing (RPG) with Monster Hunter: World, based on IGDB's similarity data. Each pick has a short note explaining what it has in common with Monster Hunter: World.