Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (2014)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Themes:Action, Fantasy, Sandbox
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (called Monster Hunter 4G in Japan) is the newest installment in the popular Monster Hunter series, which has sold more than 28 million units worldwide to date. In Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, players will take on the role of a hunter that joins up with a traveling caravan to explore new lands and towns along the way. This grand adventure will include hundreds of quests to take on a variety of extraordinary creatures that yield valuable resources used for weapons and equipment. Launching on Nintendo 3DS, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate represents the biggest leap forward ever for the series with more new content and exciting features than ever before. Also, for the first time ever for the Monster Hunter series on a handheld system, players will be able to join up with friends over the internet via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, as well as the previously available local wireless option.Show more
Vote to bring this game to GOG and help preserve it.9 522
It is sad that only 3DS can play this game.
This is the only Monster Hunter i never able to play sonce I don't have nintendo 3DS. I can still play Monster Hunter Generation Ultimate, I had PSP with Imported Monster Hunter Game, and I have thousands hours of Monster Hunter World. Wish I can play 4 Ultimate.
I bought this game witohut know anything about it, and i'm very proud of give it a chance, it's one of my favorite games of all the time, for all the details, the monsters, mechanics and the history.
I used to play it with my brother, was a great and fun time. But now my 3ds don't work anymore and i can't play it anymore, playing it another time in Gog could be a great change for end the game and live the game for one more time.
I'm very interested on playing another time,.
this game was my first game i played the demo version because i couldn't afford it, with some very good friends we played it in lan sure we were doing the same job but we never let each other down we all contributed to be able to buy the game and we kept playing it for years with the same joy as at the beginning to be able to play it on pc and find that moment of pure relaxation again would be exceptional
This was the game that made me fall in love with the Monster Hunter series, since i have played over 1000 hours in diferent Monster Hunters, but 4U is still the best to me, the combat, the monster selection, the weapon and armor desing, it´s just a fantastic game that i feel is trap on the 3DS limbo
This was by far, the best Monster Hunter game for multiplayer, and long term replayability. The multiplayer was an amazing way to connect and bond with other players in a great cooperative journey for seemingly unlimited time.
The Hub quests and especially the Guild Quests give an outstanding way to keep trying for better and greater loot in a constantly changing gameplay loop with challenging monsters.
Not to mention the amazing story that puts modern Monster Hunter games' stories to shame, with its diverse and engaging campaign that's not all exposition but very on hands and cinematic.
This game entertains so many people and brings a lot of people together and NEEDS to be played for many people for many years.
Ther Best clasic monster hunter, i play monster hunter 4 última te in My teenage epoque and it made me very happy this Game.
For that reason I would like to preserve it forever.
Literally the game that introduced me to the series. Played the demo with my brother in 3rd grade (I am now 20 lol) then got the game not too long after. It is truly a special game and a turning point for the series.
This was my first game into the Monster Hunter world, I played it on my 3DS back in the day, and I used to play with my friends going hunting the hardest monsters and going into expeditions to farm for rare materials, also I loved all of the collaboration and special weapons and armor sets. It was very challenging especially because hunting the Shah Dalamadur people didn't know how to avoid the breath attack and usually it killed 2 or more people. I want it on GOG because being able to bring back this great classic to PC would make it so good to be able to relive the nostalgia of the game again with my friends.
This game was the peak and the last of original mh yes we had xxcross/gen but this was the last true monster hunter game. I enjoy world but it just hasn't been the same senses. This game deserves the respect and is a gem in the community who have had the chance to play it!
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