Capcom and TiMi Studio Group have announced Monster Hunter Outlanders, a new action role-playing mobile game for players to fight against monsters while on the go.

A video posted on X by YouTuber Blue Stigma compares hitstop frames—or lack thereof, in the case of the Wilds beta—triggered by switch axe attacks across the last few Monster Hunter games, showcasing how drastically hitstop can affect the perceived impact of an attack:

The Monster Hunter franchise is bringing, well, monster hunting to your smartphone. Capcom has announced that it’s teaming up with TiMi — the studio behind games like Call of Duty: Mobile and Pokémon Unite — for a spinoff called Monster Hunter Outlanders.

This open-world mobile monster-hunting game comes from Capcom and the studio behind hits like Pokemon Unite and Call of Duty Mobile.

A n ambitious new Monster Hunter mobile game is under development by Capcom and TiMi Studio Group, the developer behind Age of Empires Mobile, Call of Duty Mobile, and Pokémon Un