Second sale in almost two years! Catch it now!# MONSTER HUNTER FREEDOM UNITE for iOS CAPCOM Co., Ltd Notice: ・Before use, please check the Compatibility section below. ・This application is compatible up to iOS 10.2. Unsup… TouchArcade Rating: $14.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsNotice: ・Before use, please check the Compatibility section below. ・This application is compatible up to iOS 10.2. Unsupported devices may not run the game properly. Please be aware of this when switching devices or updating your OS. ・Please use the latest application version for online play. If you cannot play with other players, please confirm that you are using the latest version of the application. *No Hidden Costs* No additional fees after download! *For a list of compatible devices, please see the "Compatibility" section in the game's description. The world's most exciting hunting action game, Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, is now available for iOS! Whether you're a rookie or veteran hunter, intuitive touch controls will help you tackle the biggest, baddest monsters out there. Let the hunt begin! ▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△ There are so many ways to progress through Monster Hunter Freedom Unite for iOS. With a multitude of quests to complete, you can choose to tackle something new, or go back and replay a quest you've already cleared with new weapons and tactics. How you play the game is really up to you! You'll embark on quests with numerous objectives, from gathering items to slaying monsters. If you're successful, you'll reap the spoils, which you can use to create and enhance weapons and armor. Once you've buffed up your character, you'll be ready to take on even bigger quests! Game Features ・Simple Controls The controls have been designed so you can intuitively perform complicated actions at the touch of a button! ・Convenient Functions A number of functions are included to assist you while you hunt, such as the 'target camera,' which keeps monsters in your sights, and the 'pop-up icon,' which indicates things you can interact with. ・Improved Graphics The game's graphics have been optimized for iOS devices. Just wait until you see all of the beautiful environments for you to hunt in! ・Online Play You can go hunting with up to 4 players over Wi-Fi. When you run into a quest that's just too much for you to handle by yourself, call on your friends to join the hunt! *Online (co-op) play is not supported over mobile data connections such as 3G. *To get the best co-op gameplay experience, make sure you have a strong Wi-Fi connection. *You must be signed in to Game Center to play online (co-op). ・MFi Game Controller Support Use the MFi Game Controller to get the best hunting experience! *The MFi Game Controller is not compatible with iPhone 4S or iPad (3rd Gen). ▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△▼△ Notice regarding compatible devices OS: iOS 6.0 - 10.2 Devices: ・iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus ・iPod Touch (5th gen 16GB/32GB/64GB with back camera), iPod Touch (6th gen) ・iPad (3rd gen), iPad (4th gen), iPad Air, iPad Air 2 ・iPad mini, iPad mini 2, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 4 ・9.7-inch iPad Pro, 12.9-inch iPad Pro * Devices other than the ones listed above are unsupported and are not guaranteed to work properly. * iPhone 4 / iPod Touch (4th gen) / iPad 2 or earlier, or iPod Touch (5th gen with no back camera) are unsupported. * Please be aware that the application can be downloaded with an iPhone 4, but is unsupported. * Deleting this game from your device will erase the game's save data. Information Seller:CAPCOM Co., Ltd Genre:Action, Role Playing Release:Jul 02, 2014 Updated:Dec 14, 2016 Version:1.00.11 Size:1.1 GB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (139) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Pinchan Member May 29, 2016 20 0 0 #2 Pinchan, Feb 23, 2017 Big Thanks! I almost bought it 2 days ago. GLAD i waited # FiloMJ Well-Known Member May 16, 2015 1,407 22 38 Male #3 FiloMJ, Feb 23, 2017 Yeah! Mine! GQ Man Well-Known Member Jan 30, 2017 131 0 16 #4 GQ Man, Feb 23, 2017 OK to any Monster Hunter aficionado how does this compare to say the 3DS versions or the PSP versions out of interest ? Amenbrother Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2011 6,659 7 38 #5 Amenbrother, Feb 23, 2017 Pretty sure EP is the expert around here for this! MintCity Well-Known Member Jun 24, 2016 200 1 18 #6 MintCity, Feb 23, 2017 I think that the psp and 3ds versions are much better. I've played monster hunter games on all 3 platforms you mentioned and I think my favorite would be on the 3ds. Specifically monster hunter 4 ultimate. I've had a couple hundred hours in a variety of games in the monster hunter series. This monster hunter on iOS is fantastic if you want monster hunter on your phone. They did a great job making it accessible and playable. It's a steal at the current price. The only reason to get this is if you want it on a phone. If you want to play a monster Hunter game and you have any of the other platforms, I would suggest getting it on those instead. OrangutanKungfu Well-Known Member Dec 29, 2015 1,011 0 0 Media UK #7 OrangutanKungfu, Feb 23, 2017 I'm not going to argue against MintCity's personal preference for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, but comparing MHFU with MH4U isn't really a fair comparison. This is an excellent version of MHFU, with a very smart use of the touchscreen for the virtual controls. But as Amenbrother says, EP is the expert. The MHFU thread on this forum is over 640 pages long - despite the fact the game was out of action for more than a year. That pretty much speaks for itself. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #8 L.Lawliet, Feb 24, 2017 I wouldn't compare this to the new gens as that's totally unfair but if you compare MHFU to it's same counterpart of PSP, I think many would agree this one is just a lot better in so many ways. I think you'd be missing some exclusive outfits but that's about it. The controls are better imo (no claw handing) and the graphics are sharp, not a huge battery drain, etc. So much praise for a port coming from me. slighmd Well-Known Member Mar 30, 2009 641 2 18 Surgeon Philippines #9 slighmd, Feb 24, 2017 AFAIK, of all the games released in the Monster Hunter series in both consoles and handhelds/mobiles, MHFU is actually the hardest of them (Plesioth hip check etc). Later releases like MHGen made it actually easier but the challenges are still there. Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 3 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #10 Exact-Psience, Feb 24, 2017 Last edited: Feb 24, 2017 Nope. Nope. Nope. I have played the game for a huge chunk of my life, but still no expert. LOL EDIT: Peer pressure pushed me into replying to his post. LOL Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 3 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #11 Exact-Psience, Feb 24, 2017 As mentioned above, it's unfair to compare to the newer versions as this is a DIRECT port of the PSP version of MHFU. It is a direct port, that has been UPDATED to use higher def graphics (PSP was a visually dumbed down version of the PS2 titles). On the PSP, it was initially hand-cramping learning "the claw" to simultaneously control the character movement and the camera rotation with the left hand alone. The iOS version has an easier Swipe with the right hand camera control scheme, and on top of that, it has adapted the camera lock-on of the later MH titles, which makes things simpler. It has everything that the PSP version has including ALL DLC content EXCEPT the brand promotional ones (like the Shonen Jump stuff and the Metal Gear Solid stuff). That, and this has an innate wifi multiplayer support whereas the PSP was local proximity only, although the online community is a little bit slow now. You should still be able to find others to play with you. If you want to compare MHFU to other MH titles, just know that most MH veterans prefer this and MHP3 (both on the PSP) are better than the Wii titles, and are arguably better than the 3DS versions, but that's pretty much subjective. Hope that helps GQ Man Well-Known Member Jan 30, 2017 131 0 16 #12 GQ Man, Feb 24, 2017 Just had to get this and has gone into first place as the most expensive app ive now bought for iOS and just behind it FTL: Faster Than Light for $2.99. boydstr Well-Known Member Sep 25, 2016 155 11 18 Male Gamer Netherlands #13 boydstr, Feb 24, 2017 Last edited: Feb 24, 2017 I have updated my iOS version. to 10.2.1can I play MHFU on my iPhone 6+? because I really like to play this game there so many positive reactions about this game so I hope ��I can. p.s I don't want to be rude but if anyone knows I appreciate a fast reply because I don't know how long the sale is and can buy it for €6,99 Alexythimia23 Well-Known Member Dec 26, 2012 576 0 0 #14 Alexythimia23, Feb 25, 2017 Yes dude thats wat im currently playing on an ipad air 2 so u defo wont have any probs! Pinchan Member May 29, 2016 20 0 0 #15 Pinchan, Feb 25, 2017 Definitely work on iOS 10.2.1. Runs smooth on my iPad mini retina # tops2 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2011 2,083 56 48 #16 tops2, Feb 28, 2017 How's the older Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunter compared to this game if I really care only about fighting monsters? I remember buying the older version a long time ago but never progressed too far because I couldn't get the swipe controls down and ended up getting frustrated. I know the this game offers the "complete" experience..but I mostly just want to try out the fighting again. Is the fighting in this game much more responsive and worth getting just for the fighting? I'm playing a lot less variety of games now a days so I feel almost ready to take my time learning the fighting in this game again. skeerup Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2010 58 0 0 #17 skeerup, Mar 1, 2017 Dynamic is terrible in comparison. Almost nothing to it. The battles in it seem "arcadish". I only started playing this game on the Wii. Add soon as it dipped in the app store it was a day one purchase for me. I put in 300 hours before the iOS update that made the app unusable. I deleted it and have started over again. It's way too much fun. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
OK to any Monster Hunter aficionado how does this compare to say the 3DS versions or the PSP versions out of interest ?
I think that the psp and 3ds versions are much better. I've played monster hunter games on all 3 platforms you mentioned and I think my favorite would be on the 3ds. Specifically monster hunter 4 ultimate. I've had a couple hundred hours in a variety of games in the monster hunter series. This monster hunter on iOS is fantastic if you want monster hunter on your phone. They did a great job making it accessible and playable. It's a steal at the current price. The only reason to get this is if you want it on a phone. If you want to play a monster Hunter game and you have any of the other platforms, I would suggest getting it on those instead.
I'm not going to argue against MintCity's personal preference for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, but comparing MHFU with MH4U isn't really a fair comparison. This is an excellent version of MHFU, with a very smart use of the touchscreen for the virtual controls. But as Amenbrother says, EP is the expert. The MHFU thread on this forum is over 640 pages long - despite the fact the game was out of action for more than a year. That pretty much speaks for itself.
I wouldn't compare this to the new gens as that's totally unfair but if you compare MHFU to it's same counterpart of PSP, I think many would agree this one is just a lot better in so many ways. I think you'd be missing some exclusive outfits but that's about it. The controls are better imo (no claw handing) and the graphics are sharp, not a huge battery drain, etc. So much praise for a port coming from me.
AFAIK, of all the games released in the Monster Hunter series in both consoles and handhelds/mobiles, MHFU is actually the hardest of them (Plesioth hip check etc). Later releases like MHGen made it actually easier but the challenges are still there.
Nope. Nope. Nope. I have played the game for a huge chunk of my life, but still no expert. LOL EDIT: Peer pressure pushed me into replying to his post. LOL
As mentioned above, it's unfair to compare to the newer versions as this is a DIRECT port of the PSP version of MHFU. It is a direct port, that has been UPDATED to use higher def graphics (PSP was a visually dumbed down version of the PS2 titles). On the PSP, it was initially hand-cramping learning "the claw" to simultaneously control the character movement and the camera rotation with the left hand alone. The iOS version has an easier Swipe with the right hand camera control scheme, and on top of that, it has adapted the camera lock-on of the later MH titles, which makes things simpler. It has everything that the PSP version has including ALL DLC content EXCEPT the brand promotional ones (like the Shonen Jump stuff and the Metal Gear Solid stuff). That, and this has an innate wifi multiplayer support whereas the PSP was local proximity only, although the online community is a little bit slow now. You should still be able to find others to play with you. If you want to compare MHFU to other MH titles, just know that most MH veterans prefer this and MHP3 (both on the PSP) are better than the Wii titles, and are arguably better than the 3DS versions, but that's pretty much subjective. Hope that helps
Just had to get this and has gone into first place as the most expensive app ive now bought for iOS and just behind it FTL: Faster Than Light for $2.99.
I have updated my iOS version. to 10.2.1can I play MHFU on my iPhone 6+? because I really like to play this game there so many positive reactions about this game so I hope ��I can. p.s I don't want to be rude but if anyone knows I appreciate a fast reply because I don't know how long the sale is and can buy it for €6,99
How's the older Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunter compared to this game if I really care only about fighting monsters? I remember buying the older version a long time ago but never progressed too far because I couldn't get the swipe controls down and ended up getting frustrated. I know the this game offers the "complete" experience..but I mostly just want to try out the fighting again. Is the fighting in this game much more responsive and worth getting just for the fighting? I'm playing a lot less variety of games now a days so I feel almost ready to take my time learning the fighting in this game again.
Dynamic is terrible in comparison. Almost nothing to it. The battles in it seem "arcadish". I only started playing this game on the Wii. Add soon as it dipped in the app store it was a day one purchase for me. I put in 300 hours before the iOS update that made the app unusable. I deleted it and have started over again. It's way too much fun.
