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The Okami collaboration is nearly here. Update 3.2.0 has arrived for Monster Hunter Rise, and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added with this patch. You’ll need to install this update before you can use any DLC or play online. This update brings new weekly event quests, new DLC on the Nintendo eShop, and full Arabic language support. It also fixes a wide array of bugs relating to monsters, general issues, and other miscellaneous things. Here’s everything new with Monster Hunter Rise update 3.2.0. Monster Hunter Rise Update 3.2.0 Patch Notes Main Additions and Changes New DLC c...

Monster Hunter Rise Version 3.2.0 Is Now Live, Here Are The Full Patch Notes You've got to give it to Capcom - it's shown some outstanding support for Monster Hunter Rise since the game arrived on the Nintendo Switch earlier this year, and the developer has been rewarded for its efforts having now shifted more than seven million copies worldwide. Following on from the announcement of a new themed Okami-themed content collab (arriving on the 30th of July), the game has now been updated to version 3.2.0. It includes new event quests, new DLC (available on the eShop) and additional language su...

Monster Hunter Rise Switch Skills Guide Monster Hunter Rise’s Switch Skills compose one of the game’s biggest new features. Switch Skills add new weapon abilities you can swap out, so you’re no longer stuck with a weapon’s basic skills. Some Switch Skills replace Wirebug Silkbind moves as well. The game is pretty terrible about telling you how to unlock some of these skills, but our Monster Hunter Rise Switch Skills guide has everything you need to know. Monster Hunter Rise First Switch Skills You’ll unlock Rise’s first set of Switch Skills by progressing through Village Quests....

○ ○ Hunting Edge: Makes you attack by leaping forward. If you hit your enemy, you can followup with Charged Slash or Charged Plunging attack. Regular Attack 1 ○ Tackle: Makes you move forward and attack using the blade's flat side. Not as easy to use as a regular Tackle, but can allow you to Guard. ○ Guard Tackle: A Charged Slash that strikes twice with a large swing and inflicts lots of damage. If you hit a weak spot on the first strike, the second strike will do more damage. Regular Attack 2 ○ True Charged Slash: A Charged Slash attack that strikes twice by making you spin...