Monster Hunter likely needs no introduction. While the PC version is several cycles behind the console version in patches and new content, it is still a very good port of an excellent game. It has no problem maintaining 60FPS at 4K with maxed settings, you can customize the controls fairly thoroughly including different control schemes for ranged and melee weapons (this is pretty important due to poor default controls).

As for the game itself, MHW is what more games should strive for. Easy to pickup, hard to master, tons of interesting tools, items, enemies, weapons, combos, stats, etc. The list goes on.

(I have about 100 more hours than Steam mentions on the PS4 version and I'm still fairly engrossed and I only expect that increase when Iceborne releases.)

Monster Hunter likely needs no introduction. While the PC version is several cycles behind the console version in patches and new content, it is still a very good port of an excellent game. It has no problem maintaining 60FPS at 4K with maxed settings, you can customize the controls fairly thoroughly including different control schemes for ranged and melee weapons (this is pretty important due to poor default controls). As for the game itself, MHW is what more games should strive for. Easy to pickup, hard to master, tons of interesting tools, items, enemies, weapons, combos, stats, etc. The list goes on. (I have about 100 more hours than Steam mentions on the PS4 version and I'm still fairly engrossed and I only expect that increase when Iceborne releases.)