Love Monster Hunter but not sure if Monster Hunter Rise might not be the game for you? Not to worry. This July sees the release of Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruinand there is certainly plenty to love about it, including its terrains and areas, which this little gallery piece is dedicated to:
Region: Hakolo Island
A tropical island known for its sacred mountain. Large monsters graze peacefully among the grasslands.
Mahana Village
The central village of Hakolo Island. This is your hometown. Red once called this his home, as well. In this area, you will meet Chief Gara, Kayna, and other Riders.
Region: Alcala
A vast region with rocky terrain. This area contains many primeval forests unchanged since ancient times.
Rutoh Village
A village located in the middle of a forest, populated by only Wyverians. Ena’s hometown, and one that Red often visited during his travels. The villagers live in harmony among lush greenery and various monsters. Elder Maolo, Alwin, and Zellard are some of the Wyverians who live here.
Region: Lamure (New)
A vast and rugged desert prone to swirling dust. The remnants of an ancient civilization can be found scattered around here.
Lulucion (New)
A sprawling city that serves as a hub for Hunters and Scriveners. In addition to shopping and industrial areas, Lulucion is also home to the Scriveners Lodge, where Lilia acts as commander.
Lamure Tower (New)
This ruined tower stands abandoned in a corner of the Lamure Desert. Though humans left long ago, numerous monsters now lurk within its halls.
Region: Loloska (Newest)
This frigid region is located next to Alcala. It is known for its snowy mountain that towers over the surrounding snowfields.
Kuan Village (Newest)
Located in Loloska, this village is still recovering from the damage it received as a result of the Black Blight. It is Avinia’s hometown, and under the leadership of Chief Daul, it is home to many Riders.
Pomore Garden (Newest)
This breathtaking area is filled with flowers and trees in full bloom. Make your way down one of the paths lined with cherry blossoms to find the Terga Volcano Trail.
Pomore Garden (Newest)
This breathtaking area is filled with flowers and trees in full bloom. Make your way down one of the paths lined with cherry blossoms to find the Terga Volcano Trail.
Felyne Shelter (Newest)
This settlement lies on the edge of Pomore Garden and is populated only by Felynes.
See anything you like? Let us know! We think Mahana Village is positively gorgeous.
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