How to unlock Horizon Zero Dawn’s Aloy in Monster Hunter World
Guerrilla Games’ Horizon Zero Dawn is set to crossover with Capcom’s Monster Hunter World with some digital content, some of which is available right now.
Aloy, the heroine of Guerrilla’s open-world adventure, is coming to Monster Hunter World as an unlockable costume later this month.
The Aloy armour set and bow will be available from February 28 until March 5 by completing a unique quest found in-game.
Specific quest details regarding Aloy’s costume are still unconfirmed, although you can claim the Palico costume right now.
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The ‘Lessons of the Wild’ quest which grants players the Horizon Zero Dawn Palico costume is available until February 8, so you’ve still got a few days left.
To take on this quest you’ll need to be Hunter Rank 6 or higher. Beyond this, it’s a relatively straightforward arena battle.
From this quest you’ll need to acquire the following crafting components to pimp out your Palico:
- 3 x Watcher Lens
- 1 x Electro Sac
- 3 x Dragonite Ore
The above ingredients will form the entire outfit, including the vicious weapon used by your Palico in the field.
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We’ll be sure to update this story once Aloy’s quest is revealed. Are you enjoying Monster Hunter World? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter @trustedreviews.
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