I was honestly impressed by how fantastic it looks and runs in the demo. It's super crisp and zero frame drops from what I could tell. Not surprising that a game built from the ground up for Switch would look and run better than what we generally see in ports, but it still impresses.

Maybe I haven't play enough, but it still isn't my cup of tea. I hated the past games. Traveling on a mount makes this more enjoyable, but I've always found the combat to be button mashing, confusing, and boring and that is still the case with this one. Glad for those that like it, and maybe I'll give it another chance.

Also, maybe it's just the demo, but getting on and just having quests to do is very unsatisfying to me. I want story, dialogue, a reason for hunting this specific thing at this specific time. If I don't have this, it feels like fulfilling an MMO side quest and that's not a good thing. If there is going to be those story components in the main game then they should have included some in the demo to sell this to a gamer like me. But maybe this is just a bug's reporting sort of demo goal and not marketing one?

Finally killed the Mizutsune with some friends, game is fun af.

MH is def not my thing but Capcom did a miracle with this game's visuals on Switch.

Yeah with so many Switch games either up-res'd ports from older hardware or downgraded PS4 games, it's not that often we see a game built from the ground up for it that attempts a semi-realistic art style. 

I wouldn't say it's the very best looking game on Switch personally but it's definitely a strong debut showing for the potential of the RE Engine on the platform.

It runs and controls beautifully. March can't come soon enough