Capcom is bringing one of their hottest franchises to mobile, with the announcement of a collaboration between Timi Studio Group--a developer owned by Tencent--and Capcom to create a Monster Hunter game for phones. Very little was revealed beyond the game's existence, and that it'll "offer players a new game experience unique for mobile devices and phones". Timi Studio has experience making numerous mobile games over the years, most notably having developed Call of Duty: Mobile and Pokemon Unite.

Nov. 8, 2022 - TiMi Studio Group (TiMi) and Capcom Co., Ltd. (Capcom) are joining forces on a new mobile game for the iconic Monster Hunter series. The in-development game will reproduce the hunting actions that define the Monster Hunter series, and offers players a new game experience unique for mobile devices and phones.

This first-time partnership between TiMi and Capcom will combine the experience and strengths of both sides, allowing Monster Hunter to scale to more platforms with an aim to give global hunters - experienced or new - the freedom to hunt as they desire, anytime and anywhere.

Source: GBAtemp Press Inbox

 

[scoobydude51]

Knowing how bad Pokemon Unite is with monetization, I betcha this would be a gatcha game.

 

[Phearoz]

Tencent is a private company (btw it is CPC)

It's not, and it's either or (Chinese communist party / Communist party of China).
There are no private companies in China.

 

[UltraDolphinRevolution]

It's not, and it's either or (Chinese communist party / Communist party of China).
There are no private companies in China.

Then why is there a distinction between private and state-run companies?
And if you think the US government can´t force US companies to reveal information to them, you are naive.

 

[kisamesama]

Then why is there a distinction between private and state-run companies?
And if you think the US government can´t force US companies to reveal information to them, you are naive.

Because western propaganda is quite strong and most media comes from the west.
They are all using your data. Every country.

 

[Lyomak]

I have a bad feeling about this... Like most Tencent (and TiMi) games, they have gacha mechanics and I think this won't be the exception.

 

[Beastlybaba]

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Capcom is bringing one of their hottest franchises to mobile, with the announcement of a collaboration between Timi Studio Group--a developer owned by Tencent--and Capcom to create a Monster Hunter game for phones. Very little was revealed beyond the game's existence, and that it'll "offer players a new game experience unique for mobile devices and phones". Timi Studio has experience making numerous mobile games over the years, most notably having developed Call of Duty: Mobile and Pokemon Unite.



Source: GBAtemp Press Inbox

Really looking forward to this if all goes well.

 

[KitChan]

theyre called tencent because their games take ten cents to produce

Nah, it's cos every ingame action requires a ten cent payment for a random roll for your action to happen.

 

[GORGONESKING]

I'm guessing "new game experience unique for mobile devices and phones" is code for loot boxes.

please no

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I'm guessing "new game experience unique for mobile devices and phones" is code for loot boxes.

please no