Monster Hunter: World manages the balance between staying true to the series» ideals and the addictive loop of combat with intimidating monsters and meaningful upgrades that fans love, while also taking a dramatic leap into a look, feel, and size that feels truly new. (metacritic.com)
It's a satisfying, addictive loop that feels rewarding thanks to A) varied layers of progression both based on how much money you earn and how accomplished you are at each job; B) the overabundance of Things to collect and use; C) tons and tons of fetch quests given to you not only by your Life teacher, but by random NPCs (all of whom have their own names and personalities, in true Animal Crossing style). (kotaku.com)
Ultimately, there's not a ton here, but what is will quickly become an addictive loop as you try, over and over, to beat your best survival time. (cogconnected.com)