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Monster Hunter Rise iOS and Android Mobile Pages Leak

Monster Hunter Rise iOS and Android Mobile Pages Leak
Image via Capcom and Netflix

It looks like the Netflix mobile game library will grant Android and iOS subscribers access to Monster Hunter Rise in the future. RPG Site confirmed Apple App Store and Google Play pages are live. Netflix and Capcom haven’t announced anything as of time of writing. [Thanks, RPG Site!]

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Based on the initial product page descriptions, this seems like it might only be the base game and not the Sunbreak expansion. It will still maintain online multiplayer for up to four people. (No cross-play is mentioned.) It does note that past DLC Challenge and Event Quests will be available for free as you play. It also noted there will be new touch control schemes enabled, which we can see in some of the initial images. For example, there’s a dash button next to the map on the left, and we can see a dedicated button to mount (and presumably dismount) the Canyne compansion. A Recovery Button is also new and exclusive to this version for more immediate healing, but it isn’t immediately 

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There are a handful of screenshots showing the Netflix Android and iOS versions of Monster Hunter Rise that also depict the online virtual joypad and buttons for the mobile port. Here’s how it will look:

Back in October 2025, Windows 10 support ended for this entry.

Monster Hunter Rise is on the Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC now, and it seems Netflix Android and iOS mobile versions will be available to subscribers in the future.

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