Capcom AR mobile game "Monster Hunter Now" announced that the developer of "Pok Ke Meng GO" Niantic jointly developed

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the handwritten clues delivered by Daniel Wu in South China! CTOnews.com, April 18 (Xinhua)-- the AR mobile game "Monster Hunter Now", developed by Pokemon GO developer Niantic and Capcom, has been officially announced, which includes real location-based games aimed at bringing "monster hunters" to the streets, parks and communities of the real world.

The game, which is expected to be launched in September this year, will be launched on iOS and Android platforms, and the Beta closed test (10000 people) will be launched on April 25, and registration for the upcoming closed test is now open.

According to reports, this work is authorized by Capcom and issued by Niantic. With the real world as the background, players will incarnate as hunters on their daily way, encounter and hunt monsters that appear in the real world, obtain material fortified equipment, and hunt in teams with up to four players according to the location information. The operation is simple and convenient, and the longest time for a single hunt is 75 seconds.

Ryozo Hashimoto, producer of the Monster Hunter series, said the game will give players an unprecedented hunter experience. "this book will use AR technology to let hunters enjoy hunting anytime and anywhere in the real world while preserving strange hunting movements and games."

John Hanke, founder and CEO of Niantic, said: "Monster Hunter Now will bring the ultimate epic experience to grotesque fans. Fantasy monsters and interesting teamwork can all be presented in the best quality images combined with reality on mobile devices!"

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