Monster Hunter Rise Player Count and Stats (2024)

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Monster Hunter Rise Player Count and Stats

Here are a few of the most interesting Monster Hunter Rise facts and stats I was able to dig up including player counts. As always, be sure to check back in the future as I will be updating this post as new and updated stats become available.

Monster Hunter Rise Player Count:

13.6 million units shipped to date (2023)

Monster Hunter Rise player count facts stats
Copies of Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak sold to date:

6.5 million games (2023)


Copies of Monster Hunter Rise sold in Japan:

1.3 million copies (April 2021)


That’s all for now. Be sure to check back soon as we update all video game stats as soon as more are provided.

Game Description

“Monster Hunter Rise” is an action role-playing game (ARPG) developed and published by Capcom. It was released on March 26, 2021, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch. The game is the sixth main installment in the “Monster Hunter” series and introduces new gameplay mechanics and features while retaining the core essence of the franchise.

Set in the fantastical world of Kamura Village, “Monster Hunter Rise” puts players in the role of a Hunter, tasked with defending the village from monstrous creatures known as monsters. As a skilled Hunter, players embark on quests to hunt down and defeat various formidable monsters that roam the land.

The gameplay in “Monster Hunter Rise” revolves around preparation, exploration, and engaging in battles with powerful monsters. Players can select from 14 different weapon types, each offering unique playstyles and strategies. Each weapon requires a different approach, and mastering their mechanics is essential for success in hunting monsters effectively.

The key feature introduced in “Monster Hunter Rise” is the “Wirebug” mechanic. Wirebugs are small creatures that grant Hunters the ability to perform mid-air acrobatics, allowing them to traverse the environment quickly and reach otherwise inaccessible areas. The Wirebug can also be used in combat to execute special moves and combos, enhancing the gameplay’s fluidity and depth.

The game also introduces “Palamutes,” canine companions that players can ride during quests. Palamutes provide additional mobility and combat abilities, making it easier to chase down monsters and execute powerful attacks. Additionally, players can still enlist the help of their “Palico,” the feline companions that offer support during hunts.

As players defeat monsters, they collect materials and resources used to craft new weapons, armor, and equipment. Customizing gear and creating powerful loadouts tailored to each monster’s weaknesses is crucial for taking on the game’s most challenging foes.

“Monster Hunter Rise” features a variety of quests, including story-driven assignments, optional hunts, and special event quests. The game can be played solo or cooperatively with up to three other players online, allowing friends to team up and take on monsters together.

The game’s post-launch support includes regular free updates, featuring new monsters, quests, events, and crossover collaborations with other franchises. This approach ensures ongoing content and provides players with new challenges and experiences long after the game’s initial release.

With its deep and rewarding gameplay, visually stunning world, and cooperative multiplayer mode, “Monster Hunter Rise” has been well-received by both longtime fans of the series and newcomers to the “Monster Hunter” franchise. Its success further cements the series’ position as one of Capcom’s flagship titles and an iconic series in the action role-playing genre.

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