Worth playing Rise or World once running out of stuff on Wilds?

[pickles]

First MH game and been really enjoying it, is it worth going back to play worlds or rise and which one ?

[Катюша]

Personally, I prefer Rise over World and Wilds.

However, World and Wilds are similar, so probably start with World. As you enjoyed this.

[HunterXCooL]

Both... start with rise tho...
if you want to just play one I'd say world

[Fade2Gray]

Rise with Sunbreak is excellent. The combat in Rise is a little closer to Wilds than World.

[Iggi]

Never played Rise myself, but I did love World. Lots of content especially with the expansion. You’ll definitely be missing some QoL and certain moves of course, but you’ll get used to it.

Also they go on sale often enough, keep an eye on Fanatical, GMG, etc.

[Wild]

I recommend trying rise after this to get something quite different and unique.

[Zymosis]

World is amazing and most similar to Wilds. Tons of content thanks to many years of patches. You'll want Iceborne too. Goes on sale often.

Be sure to grab the high res texture pack, as it improves visuals substantially.

[Greb]

I'd recommend checking out Generations Ultimate if you can. You owe it to yourself to fight Malfiesto, and some other things too.

Otherwise sure, World + Iceborne and Rise + Sunbreak are finished games with a lot of content to chew through too. I didn't enjoy Rise + Sunbreak as much as I did World + Iceborne, but that's just me. I'd still encourage people to fight Goss Harag, Lunagaron and Primordial Malzeno though which are from Rise + Sunbreak, since they were great fights.

[Endymion Gainer]

If you like your fights being more frenetic, go with Rise. If you like it being a little more grounded, go with World.

Rise puts a lot more emphasis on movement options while World is a lot more about using the environment; the former is also more anime-inspired than the latter. Rise also has Palamutes which function similarly to Seikret in terms of transportation, though with the Wirebug system the transportation part isn't as important.