Monster Hunter but more anime.
Wirebugs bring skills from past games and you can choose your skills. Lots of playstyles for weapons, and some skills are just never used.
Not as much to the world as World, but you get to focus more on the hunt and progression, gearing, improving your playstyle.
Easier to get into hunts as you don't have to look for trails, and you can instantly see where monsters are on the map. Also you can climb over everything and Wirebugs let you basically fly around in the map.
The scenery and theme of the base game is amazing, it's built around a heavily japanese-themed village where everyone knows everyone, but you venture out into varied zones with monsters from past games and a couple of new ones based on japanese mythology. Goss Harag is a scary mountain bear with a demonic face.
Somewhere in the High Rank quests it starts to get grindy without much reason to continue besides finishing, but after you finish you have the DLC expansion Sunbreak waiting for you, and if you get through Rise I highly recommend getting the DLC as it opens up the gearing options again, and it has a bit of story to keep you going to the endgame.

Monster Hunter but more anime. Wirebugs bring skills from past games and you can choose your skills. Lots of playstyles for weapons, and some skills are just never used. Not as much to the world as World, but you get to focus more on the hunt and progression, gearing, improving your playstyle. Easier to get into hunts as you don't have to look for trails, and you can instantly see where monsters are on the map. Also you can climb over everything and Wirebugs let you basically fly around in the map. The scenery and theme of the base game is amazing, it's built around a heavily japanese-themed village where everyone knows everyone, but you venture out into varied zones with monsters from past games and a couple of new ones based on japanese mythology. Goss Harag is a scary mountain bear with a demonic face. Somewhere in the High Rank quests it starts to get grindy without much reason to continue besides finishing, but after you finish you have the DLC expansion Sunbreak waiting for you, and if you get through Rise I highly recommend getting the DLC as it opens up the gearing options again, and it has a bit of story to keep you going to the endgame.