I predict a flop. This seriously needs to be first-person, for one thing. And it's got the same problem as 99% of the action games these days: an addiction to melee combat - because that's hugely easier to program than intelligent ranged AI. So we have the hero going mano a dino with a T-Rex, or similar... right. Stoopid. Crude. Cheap. Flop.

Old monster hunter games had the range weapons but were always really melee heavy when it came to fighting the larger boss dinos, going range in the game was way more of a challenge and i am hoping that will be the case here.

Pretty sure i saw the guy using a bow right at the end of the first video there.

I predict a flop. This seriously needs to be first-person, for one thing. And it's got the same problem as 99% of the action games these days: an addiction to melee combat - because that's hugely easier to program than intelligent ranged AI. So we have the hero going mano a dino with a T-Rex, or similar... right. Stoopid. Crude. Cheap. Flop.

Monster Hunter is huge as a series you know that? The number of PC/console gamers who bought portable systems JUST to play Monster Hunter means this would have to suck harder than NMS to flop. It's gone through 5-6 generations in the series spanning from PS2 to PSP, 3DS, Wii and now large screen options again (plus Switch for Japan and probably rest of the world in the future). Read up a little about it or watch a few hunts on youtube. It has to be a third person game and it has to have a strong melee focus. It sounds like the FPS game you want to see is more like a Dinosaur version of DOOM. In that case, keep your eyes peeled for E3 2018 when they announce Dinosaur DOOM World. Until then Monster Hunter World is going to be a completely different experience to what you're thinking. And it'll probably sell really well, rightly or wrongly, based on the massive following it's got from it's 15 years as a series.