Customization is everything in Monster Hunter, and the same spirit lives on in Primal: The Awakening. New equipment is represented by changes in each player's deck, resulting in new playstyles and strategies. Monster Hunter is famous for its oversized weapons made from monster parts, as well as elaborate suits of armor made from a hunter's trophies. Over the course of a Primal campaign, players will craft new gear in the same way as Monster Hunter.
On the player side, there's lots of Monster Hunter comparisons to be made too. These monsters are even getting all kinds of broad figurines to help players get immersed in the world by admiring the monster designs. There's lots of monsters in the game's world of Thyrea, and in order to get through the campaign, players will have to work together to figure out what to do in every new challenge.
Primal: The Awakening works the same way. Players never know what to expect out of a new monster and are always forced to figure out how they attack, what their fighting patterns are, and what the best way to beat them is.
One of the chief principles of Monster Hunter is that every monster is unique.
