Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is finally out, here’s what free title updates are next

Sunbreak free

Here’s a Sunbreak roadmap for what’s to come

Recommended Videos

After much fanfare, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is finally out today on June 30, and there’s more stuff on the way: including Sunbreak free title updates.

Here’s what the team has planned for 2022 and beyond:

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Free Title Update 1 (August)

  • Seething Bazelgeuse
  • Lucent Nargacuga (and “several other monsters”)
  • New locale: Forlorn area
  • Rare species monsters
  • Special species monsters

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Free Title Update 2 (Fall)

  • Rare species monsters
  • Subspecies monsters
  • Powered-up monsters

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Free Title Update 3 (Winter)

  • Special species monsters
  • Powered-up monsters

More “free title updates” (the “s” is key here) are planned for 2023.

So far, Capcom has been teasing individual aspects of each update via livestreams: including their own planned events and the co-opting of Nintendo showcases. If you’re a hardcore Monster Hunter fan, you’ll be able to glean all sorts of drip-fed info in the weeks to come, as the team slowly unveils more bits and pieces with each subsequent update.

We’ll likely see content expansion into 2023 as Capcom tries to increase the sales of Sunbreak and possibly break their internal top 10 all-time seller list, and we could see a new Monster Hunter reveal next year.


Destructoid is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article Which Switch games have mouse and keyboard support?
Which Switch games have mouse and keyboard support
Read Article How to delete games on Nintendo Switch
How to delete games on Nintendo Switch
Read Article The 20 greatest Nintendo DS games of all time
Two Nintendo DS consoles
Related Content
Read Article Which Switch games have mouse and keyboard support?
Which Switch games have mouse and keyboard support
Read Article How to delete games on Nintendo Switch
How to delete games on Nintendo Switch
Read Article The 20 greatest Nintendo DS games of all time
Two Nintendo DS consoles
Author
Chris Carter
Managing Editor - Chris has been enjoying Destructoid avidly since 2008. He finally decided to take the next step in January of 2009 blogging on the site. Now, he's staff!