Monster Hunter Are Giving Away Loads Of Money If You Can Find An Actual Monster IRL

Apparently, they're out there. Here are all the details on the big Monster Hunter: World competition.

Monday, January 29, 2018 - 17:31

To celebrate the release of Monster Hunter World, developer Capcom want you to become a real-life Monster Hunter.

Capcom has teamed up with Jon Downes, director of The Centre for Fortean Zoology, the world's largest "cryptozoological research organisation". This means Downes' job is to examine reports of mysterious creatures reported across the world, as well as "zoo form paranormal entities"

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If we found this in the wild we would probably be running for our lives rather than gathering evidence tbh / Capcom

“There are stories of monsters from around the world, and while some may be flights of fancy, not every one of these monsters can be made up. It is one of life’s great mysteries and similar to Monster Hunter: World, I’ve spent the majority of my life travelling across the globe to hunt for evidence of these creatures," said Downes.

You can win big if you find evidence of one of these fellas in the wild / Capcom

So, what do you need to find? Here's the full list:

Bigfoot

Loch Ness Monster

Mongolian Death Worm

Mermaid

Earth Hound

Yeti/Amasty

Chupacabras

The flying snake of Namibia

Yowie

Cornish Owlman

Grab a pic and "comprehensive evidence" of one of these famous monsters will bag you a £50,000 reward. You have until June 30, 2018, so get huntin'!

Monster Hunter: World is out now on PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, with a PC release confirmed but, as yet, undated. For what else is new in 2018, check our our picks of the best games coming up in 2018!

- By Vikki Blake @_vixx

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