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Huntbound: New 2D Co-op RPG for Monster Hunters

by Noah Apr 21,2025

If you're a fan of Monster Hunter, get ready for the upcoming 2D co-op RPG, Huntbound, coming to mobile. This game promises a thrilling experience with cooperative gameplay, upgradable gear, and a variety of unique monsters to battle. It's the perfect release for those who enjoy hunting down fantastical creatures.

The topic of ecology in fantasy worlds can be a complex one. Is it really ethical to slay rare creatures just for their loot? If that question is too complex, Huntbound lets you join in on the action, endangering species with nothing but your wits, friends, and perhaps an enormous hammer.

To put it simply, if you're looking for a lightweight, 2D game akin to Monster Hunter, Huntbound is for you. You'll explore the world, battle giant beasts, and craft increasingly powerful weapons to face tougher challenges. It's a familiar formula that works well.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with that approach. Huntbound captures the essence of what fans love about Monster Hunter. With its decent, if minimalist, graphics and gameplay, it's poised to satisfy those who aren't ready to dive into something like Monster Hunter Outlanders.

Gotta' hunt 'em allWhile it may lack some of the more detailed features of Monster Hunter, Huntbound offers everything you'd really want in a game of this type. You have upgradable gear, distinct boss monsters, and the ability to customize your hunter, not to mention the joy of playing with friends.

Huntbound also evokes a sense of nostalgia for the classic side-scrolling beat 'em ups from the Flash era. If you enjoy the genre, it's definitely worth checking out. You can find Huntbound on Google Play starting February 4th.

Curious about other exciting releases in what's shaping up to be a packed 2025? Check out our regular feature, Ahead of the Game, where we highlight titles you can play right now.

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