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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate
It’s hard to top Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate in terms of sheer content. It has 93 Large Monsters, ranging from Fatalis and Rajang to Agnaktor and Lagiacrus; numerous Hunter Arts, which are essentially different moves for each weapon; and Hunting Styles, which fundamentally change how you play. That’s not taking into account the amount of weapons and gear to grind for, the new Prowler mode which lets you control a Felyne in combat, or the range of Deviant Monsters for end-game challenges.
