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Capcom-licensed Monster Hunter Outlanders mobile game starts test in China onApril 29
Capcom's licensed mobile game Monster Hunter Outlanders, developed by Tencent’s TiMi Studio, begins a test on April 29 in China. This beta is restricted to Android users with specific hardware and OS requirements, featuring classic series elements and new mechanics like a companion system and an open-world setting on Esuo Island.
Key points
- Monster Hunter Outlanders is a mobile game licensed by Capcom.
- Developed by Tencent's TiMi Studio Group, it starts testing on April 29.
- The beta is limited to Android devices with Snapdragon 845 and Android 12.0+.
- It's the first licensed Monster Hunter mobile game in mainland China.
- Players can experience classic series elements and new features like a companion hunting system.
- Registration for the test is available on the official website.
Why it matters
- This test reflects the increasing trend of mobile gaming in China, particularly in established franchises.
- The mobile gaming market in China has grown significantly, with major companies like Tencent leading this trend.
- As of 2025, mobile games continue to dominate the gaming industry, fueled by technological advancements.
The launch of Monster Hunter Outlanders in China marks a significant step in the mobile gaming market, particularly for established franchises exploring new formats to engage players.