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Monster Hunter Rise

Media Title · Action & adventure games · 14 mentions · 3 subreddits · discussed in r/NintendoSwitch, r/pcgaming, r/PS5

Reddit take

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Pros

  • I think most games like Hades 1, Monster Hunter Rise, Dragon Quest 11, the Fire Emblems and even Luigi's Mansion 3 will be the experienced you're looking for. Great games that don't really gain all that much by the added power of Switch 2.
  • I’d probably recommend It Takes Two, Monster Hunter Rise, or Stardew Valley.
  • But imo MH Rise was perfectly playable at launch, no? I played in then and didn’t really have big problems.
  • Traveling by a long distance train with my partner right now, and playing Monster Hunter Rise on my Switch 2 and her Switch Lite via local connection. It's awesome, the only downside is that I cannot use Bluetooth headphones with the loc...
  • Parent context: great scores but performance is looking rough... Reply: That's nothing new for a Monster Hunter game. Rise was the exception.

Cons

  • Because Rise was made for the Switch and looks like an Xbox 360 Game.
  • Like I said, Rise was 30 most of the time, but certain areas would tank the framerate by a good amount, like in the Flooded Forest.
  • Monster Hunter Rise can drop to 20 fps on Switch (though it is at 30 most of the time), and that game had 3 amiibo, a special edition Pro Controller, Joy-Cons, etc.
  • Games hes tried but didnt like: * monster hunter rise * pokemon (both too grindy for him)
  • Thank god no bullshit lotto like rise’s for those trinkets…

Sentiment

8 positive (57%) · 2 mixed (14%) · 4 negative (29%)

Trust + time weighted score: +26% · raw score 29%

What redditors said (10 of 14)

Because Rise was made for the Switch and looks like an Xbox 360 Game.
negative · u/k****b · r/pcgaming · comment · Feb 24, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I think most games like Hades 1, Monster Hunter Rise, Dragon Quest 11, the Fire Emblems and even Luigi's Mansion 3 will be the experienced you're looking for. Great games that don't really gain all that much by the added power of Switch 2.
positive · u/S****n · r/NintendoSwitch · comment · Dec 13, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
I’d probably recommend It Takes Two, Monster Hunter Rise, or Stardew Valley.
positive · u/J****o · r/NintendoSwitch · comment · Nov 10, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Like I said, Rise was 30 most of the time, but certain areas would tank the framerate by a good amount, like in the Flooded Forest.
negative · u/R****w · r/NintendoSwitch · comment · Dec 12, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
But imo MH Rise was perfectly playable at launch, no? I played in then and didn’t really have big problems.
positive · u/s****1 · r/NintendoSwitch · comment · Dec 12, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Monster Hunter Rise can drop to 20 fps on Switch (though it is at 30 most of the time), and that game had 3 amiibo, a special edition Pro Controller, Joy-Cons, etc.
mixed · u/R****w · r/NintendoSwitch · comment · Dec 12, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Games hes tried but didnt like: * monster hunter rise * pokemon (both too grindy for him)
negative · u/C****1 · r/NintendoSwitch · Nov 16, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Traveling by a long distance train with my partner right now, and playing Monster Hunter Rise on my Switch 2 and her Switch Lite via local connection. It's awesome, the only downside is that I cannot use Bluetooth headphones with the local connection active.
positive · u/r****k · r/NintendoSwitch · comment · Jul 30, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Parent context: great scores but performance is looking rough... Reply: That's nothing new for a Monster Hunter game. Rise was the exception.
positive · u/O****5 · r/pcgaming · comment · Feb 24, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗
Thank god no bullshit lotto like rise’s for those trinkets…
negative · u/G****d · r/PS5 · comment · Feb 23, 2025 · open on Reddit ↗

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