Monster Hunter Rise

 PlayStation 5
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3.4

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 219 Ratings

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  1. Vagrantglass
    Sep 8, 2023
    8
    Played on PS5

    Gameplay: 9.5 Story: 7 Music: 9.5 Sound Design : 9.5 Graphics: 7 8.5/10 Monster Hunter is a game about hunting large monsters, whether alone or with up to 3 fellow hunters. You get to choose from 14 different weapon types, all feeling unique with totally different playstyles. Once the Monster has been slain or captured you're rewarded with its monster parts which can then    Played on PS5

    Gameplay: 9.5
    Story: 7
    Music: 9.5
    Sound Design : 9.5
    Graphics: 7

    8.5/10

    Monster Hunter is a game about hunting large monsters, whether alone or with up to 3 fellow hunters. You get to choose from 14 different weapon types, all feeling unique with totally different playstyles. Once the Monster has been slain or captured you're rewarded with its monster parts which can then be used to enhance or craft entirely new gear which then allows you to take on higher ranked missions and harder monsters. Highly recommended, say goodbye to the rest of the world.    … Expand
  2. ShadowOPanda
    Sep 8, 2023
    6
    A good game, not great as MHW.
    Gameplay: GOOD
    Graphic: GOOD
    Story: OK
    Music/Sound : GREAT
    Dialogue/Voice Acting: GREAT
  3. Dwideshrude
    Sep 4, 2023
    4
    The tutorials might be the worst I've ever seen, I think it's like reading a novel that states the obvious, yet doesnt explain things that should clearly be explained. The combat feels weird cus you cant lock on at all. The first couple hours in this game is a very poor introduction. Ok it's cute. But is that enough???
  4. Stevenix94
    Aug 23, 2023
    9
    People are insane, voting too low because they are frustrated but this is BY FAR the easiest mh game ever, and as always it's well done with litteraly hundreds of hours of gameplay, smooth and fast in loadings. Not the best mh but close enough
  5. MrJPrime
    Aug 14, 2023
    10
    200+hours and still unlocking things (with expansion) good simple fun
    Now learning the menus is like a degree course lol
    So rewarding once you know those well.
  6. Arkuz
    Aug 8, 2023
    10
    The PS5 version of MHRise ramps up an already good experience from switch all the way up to 11.
    Better framerate, all base title updates on launch, no online gameplay issues.
  7. Kyzz
    Jun 25, 2023
    6
    This game has a very good combat game play, but sometime the control is very bad. In my opinion, the graphics is worse than MONSTER HUNTER WORLD, it's look dirty and kinda old, I don't know how. But it's still a good game, worth to try.
  8. Thymesignature
    Jun 19, 2023
    8
    Overall gameplay has gotten faster in good and bad, I don't like the use of wire bugs to get out of situations but the traversal and new weapon mechanics are good. The monster roster feels a little boring to me in low rank but it steps up in master rank/high rank.
  9. LeonardoRox
    May 31, 2023
    6
    Início do game é muito fácil,acaba sendo repetitivo e entediante depois, gostaria ouvir som do ambiente .mas som da arma estão estrondoso que não dá para ouvir, se abaixar o "efeito sonoro" já não dar para ouvir outros sons como chuva,vida nativa,e outros.

    As novas mecânica como amicão,e novas mecânica de armas escolher o tipo da sua gameplay foi interessante Habilidade de troca ,vidas    Início do game é muito fácil,acaba sendo repetitivo e entediante depois, gostaria ouvir som do ambiente .mas som da arma estão estrondoso que não dá para ouvir, se abaixar o "efeito sonoro" já não dar para ouvir outros sons como chuva,vida nativa,e outros.

    As novas mecânica como amicão,e novas mecânica de armas escolher o tipo da sua gameplay foi interessante Habilidade de troca ,vidas nativas espanhado pelo mapa,e canção da Hinoe e personagem pouco mais de vida que outros mosntser Hunter.    … Expand
  10. Vomitpoop
    May 3, 2023
    10
    If you liked Monster Hunter World, you’ll love this. PS5 version especially has very short load times, 4K and super smooth 60fps. It has tons of content especially with the new expansion. The game is so good you owe it to yourself to play it.
  11. H1Ghiqgamer
    May 3, 2023
    10
    This game is very difficult, hence the reviews. There is nothing wrong with the game it is simply extremely difficult. The graphics are great, ignore the chud reviews.
  12. iKen
    Apr 26, 2023
    9
    Played on PS4 Pro.
    Gameplay: GREAT
    Graphic: GOOD
    Story: GOOD
    Music/Sound : GREAT
    Dialogue/Voice Acting: GREAT
  13. Thorrak
    Apr 13, 2023
    9
    I have been playing the game in switch. When I learned that it will release in ps5 I decided to start over and I do not regret it one bit. The graphics are a lot better than switch of course but more importantly the framerate is great. Having said that it is a game originally designed for switch and it is toned down compared to world in graphical fidelity but the art style is closer to theI have been playing the game in switch. When I learned that it will release in ps5 I decided to start over and I do not regret it one bit. The graphics are a lot better than switch of course but more importantly the framerate is great. Having said that it is a game originally designed for switch and it is toned down compared to world in graphical fidelity but the art style is closer to the previous to world games.
    I consider myself a veteran having played all monster hunter games starting with mh3u in 3ds and after and the game is just more of the same game cycle. It is not for everyone. What makes it different is the wirebug mechanic which is a direct evolution of the clutch claw in mhw. It helps you with mobility a lot and makes exploration more fun for me. The other quality of life improvement is the new companion palamute that you can ride like a mount!
    The weapon variety is good and the same as previous mh games with many different weapons for every taste.
    For me that I don't have to much time for games due to real life and stuff doing some quests everyday with friends is just what I need. With the sunbreak expansion just around the corner the lack of endgame will be remedied. It is the only thing that bothers me a little. Overall I really enjoy hunting monsters and trophies!    … Expand
  14. Bleedyl
    Mar 16, 2023
    2
    This game feels like a big money-grab from Capcom. MHR for the ps5 should have been released with the sunbreak expansion. Without the DLC there is no real endgame. The majority of updates dont apply tho the base game, so you kinda finished after 15 hours playtime.
    2 months later they announce the release of the sunbreak dlc for another €40!?!? But if you waited until now, you can buy a    This game feels like a big money-grab from Capcom. MHR for the ps5 should have been released with the sunbreak expansion. Without the DLC there is no real endgame. The majority of updates dont apply tho the base game, so you kinda finished after 15 hours playtime.
    2 months later they announce the release of the sunbreak dlc for another €40!?!? But if you waited until now, you can buy a bundle for €50.
    i feel scammed. Thanks Capcom.    … Expand
  15. Belafonte
    Mar 6, 2023
    9
    I have more than 100hours in MHworld. I didnot expect MHR to be better. Was afraid it was like MHW with lower graphics. But it is not. It is a better game overall. Even if maps are less good-looking compared to MHW, this is absolutely not the case of monsters, They are even better overall imo. Everything runs smooth at 60fps. And there are great additions to core gameplay. I recommend
  16. lordesaphe
    Mar 3, 2023
    9
    This game has some really great action combat and an actually fun mechanic with Wirebugs. All weapons got some cool looking move set. The combat is kinda easier and more inclusive on this one, which make sense, since it was initially release for a more kid-family console. Some thing are way worst than Monster Hunter Icebourne, and to that I'm referring to the armors and layered armors,This game has some really great action combat and an actually fun mechanic with Wirebugs. All weapons got some cool looking move set. The combat is kinda easier and more inclusive on this one, which make sense, since it was initially release for a more kid-family console. Some thing are way worst than Monster Hunter Icebourne, and to that I'm referring to the armors and layered armors, that in World monsters had two set variations and in Rise they only have one and some new monsters, like the Apex, has zero. But the multiplayer part of the game got way better with the Gathering Hub being accessible from the beginning and being able to join a multiplayer quest before start(in World you would have to go to a quest, see the monster cut scene, quit the quest and then you could join other people in quest of that monster or after the cut scene people could join yours but all that was a pain in the ass). The first hour of the game it's really annoying with all that text tutorial, but I didn't mind at all.… Expand
  17. lvann4x
    Feb 25, 2023
    5
    I loved “Monster Hunter: World.” Spent hours and hours playing it solo and online.
    That game came out many years ago, so I’ve had plenty of time to forget the mechanics, controls, monsters, etc.
    Unfortunately, after a few hours playing “Monster Hunter: Rise”, “World” is coming back to me enough to realize that this is mostly a retread of “Monster Hunter: World.” There are really only a few    I loved “Monster Hunter: World.” Spent hours and hours playing it solo and online.
    That game came out many years ago, so I’ve had plenty of time to forget the mechanics, controls, monsters, etc.
    Unfortunately, after a few hours playing “Monster Hunter: Rise”, “World” is coming back to me enough to realize that this is mostly a retread of “Monster Hunter: World.” There are really only a few main differences in “Rise” and “World”, and none of them make the game better. In fact, most of the changes make the game worse in my opinion.
    The biggest change to gameplay is the wirebug, a tired mechanic that’s been used in basically any game that’s had a grappling hook in it.
    The other changes are negatives that I don’t remember from “Monster Hunter: World.”
    There was quite a learning curve in the first few hours of the game, even though I’d played this IP’s last release. So many mechanics at the hub, inventory management is tedious, and the choice of button-mapping for actions in hunts was the opposite of most adventure games I’ve played over the last decade or more.
    The NPC’s are extremely corny and overly cutesy. This is a matter of taste, of course, but I don’t remember being so put off by the silly, overly sweet, never funny characters in Monster Hunter: World. This choice of style and atmosphere is so odd for a game that’s made around killing monsters and animals.
    The user character’s dialogue is the repetitive, over-acted type you’d expect from a game made 15-20 years ago.
    It’s a close race, but it’s probably the similarities that make this game hard to spend much time playing since I’ve already experienced 50-100 hours of “Monster Hunter: World.”
    I recognize almost all of the monsters from the last game, but most of all, I feel like I’ve played this game many times before, many years ago.
    The mechanics, gameplay loop, graphics, inventory, crafting, etc. are all tired cliches. The lack of innovation makes this game feel like it belongs in 2010 on a PS3 rather than in 2023 on a PS5. This game seems like it could’ve been made the very next year after “World”, like Madden has copy/paste yearly releases with superficial changes.
    This game just feels like an uninspired money grab. I’m really surprised that the critics widely gave this game such good reviews. If you played Monster Hunter: World, I don’t recommend paying anywhere close to full price for this title.    … Expand
  18. Molec_man
    Feb 21, 2023
    3
    Yes. It is a switch port. So graphics are just ok and expected.

    But the game feels slow and unresponsive. And the UI is HUGE! It takes way too much of the screen and needs a scaling features so that you can see the UI but not be dominated by it. The endless chat boxes are annoying. The chat boxes and UI kill it for me.
  19. cid33
    Feb 20, 2023
    5
    108 hrs. later i have done everything, This is Inferior to the previous game in every way, a game that was released in 2018 for last gen consoles, ist smaller not as detailed and has no life like the previous one, with the worst hitboxes in gaming history "no joke" enemies will do tail swipes that hit you in the air, punch the ground 10 meters away from you that hit you, they will bite the108 hrs. later i have done everything, This is Inferior to the previous game in every way, a game that was released in 2018 for last gen consoles, ist smaller not as detailed and has no life like the previous one, with the worst hitboxes in gaming history "no joke" enemies will do tail swipes that hit you in the air, punch the ground 10 meters away from you that hit you, they will bite the air and you get hit while behind them as the whole enemy becomes a damage box when attacking at times.
    Still a fun game even if you yell bull#¤&%/ at the screen at times. multiplayer joining is trash as 90% of the time you press to join it says failed to join, or a error popup, so i just solo everything, it was better on the ps2 back in the day had no issues joining then, if you love monster hunter buy this its cheap. but for everyone else stay away.    … Expand
  20. ferry00
    Feb 18, 2023
    9
    Currently I have spent around 600+ hours in MHR. I think it's time to write a review.

    Monster Hunter Rise is a very debatable game. Monster Hunter World being my previously played Monster Hunter franchise, there will be some comparisons. I still love Monster Hunter, and it will be recommended but I have many disappointments regardless. Sunbreak is a pretty good DLC and I personally did    Currently I have spent around 600+ hours in MHR. I think it's time to write a review.

    Monster Hunter Rise is a very debatable game. Monster Hunter World being my previously played Monster Hunter franchise, there will be some comparisons. I still love Monster Hunter, and it will be recommended but I have many disappointments regardless. Sunbreak is a pretty good DLC and I personally did not run into any save issues. However, majority of the people seemed to have run into major issues with their save files. MHW and MHR, graphical wise gets compared a lot. I think people should know that MHW is made for console players and MHR is made for portable players. The graphics could have been improved but I don't think there are any issues with graphics. As great as this game is, it's very flawed and disappointing. Let's go to pros and cons.

    Pros :
    - Amazing scenery
    - Monster design and the amount of monsters to engage.
    - No pay to win. Always one of the best reasons.
    - Mods, mods, and mods. Get creative!
    - New user friendly, likable tutorials.
    - Events keep it coming. Never ending with those cosmetics!
    - Palamutes, Cohoot, Palicoes. These FELYNE friends are our best friends.
    - Turf wars, it's amazing. Get ready to grab your popcorn lads.
    - Multiplayer
    - The soundtrack is probably one of my favourites. Never disappoints me.
    - Skippable cutscenes
    - Good servers
    - Buddy A.I. has been improved
    - Story and the characters. I love them so much! #Fiorayne
    - Weapons and wirebugs. The new movesets compared to Iceborne is flawless.

    Cons :
    - Hitboxes are downgrading each franchise.
    - Bad optimisation.
    - Monster A.I. is very flawed. The tracking is so accurate and most of the monsters are spamming the same attacks. I think this is currently my biggest issue and disappointment about the game.
    - Punishment. Once you get hit, it's very difficult to get back in the track. I understand some players want a challenge but I would like the challenge to be a challenge, not a moment to die without being able to recover.
    - Evading is not very optimal anymore. Most attacks are meant to be countered and evading is almost non-viable now. How many times will a player counter rather than evade?
    - Weapon counter activation. Somehow this is a bug happening since the release of "FREE TITLE 4" for Sunbreak?
    - Input issues. One of the most flawed input problems I have seen in a monster hunter franchise. Seriously, how can you mess it up this bad?
    - 30 fps cutscenes. I don't even know why this is a thing.
    - Unnecessary amount of RNG.
    - Each update causes more bugs.
    - Spiribirds are probably one of the worst system added to a monster hunter franchise. I miss the old health system.

    Conclusion, game is fun but it has so many issues. I still recommend you the game no matter what. Although, I am just hoping the Monster Hunter Portable Team would maybe, just maybe decide to fix the major issues with the A.I, input, and the bugs with weapon counters. I would play MHR but I honestly would not stay for it longer than MHW. Honestly, I would rather go back to MHW than MHR in the future. Overall, still a good game.

    P.S. Try to get Sunbreak. Without the DLC, the game lacks a major amount of content.    … Expand
  21. Ramenmaster7000
    Feb 10, 2023
    8
    It's a pretty fun game. It's great to go hunt different monsters. My only complaint is that the game is too easy in the beginning.
  22. PretentiousGeek
    Feb 8, 2023
    9
    A whole lot of actual lying in here about how this game tutorialises or handles. Monster Hunter isn't for everybody I guess. Grow up. Best console version of the most playable entry in the series. I still prefer some minute details about World, but believe me you will not want this. Especially if you like ARPGs. No other franchise is quite like it. Sunbreak will be a must have as soon asA whole lot of actual lying in here about how this game tutorialises or handles. Monster Hunter isn't for everybody I guess. Grow up. Best console version of the most playable entry in the series. I still prefer some minute details about World, but believe me you will not want this. Especially if you like ARPGs. No other franchise is quite like it. Sunbreak will be a must have as soon as it comes out on console.… Expand
  23. Fourthhorseman8
    Feb 7, 2023
    6
    The game is fun, but it gets really repetitive really quickly. The menus are awful. The multiplayer Lobby creation system is awful. It’s kind of strange how bad the game is considering how good MH World was. The hunts are great.
    The weapons are good
    The armor is very bad with set bonuses It’s way too difficult to get the gems to customize your armor. I suggest waiting for a sale. It’s    The game is fun, but it gets really repetitive really quickly. The menus are awful. The multiplayer Lobby creation system is awful. It’s kind of strange how bad the game is considering how good MH World was. The hunts are great.
    The weapons are good
    The armor is very bad with set bonuses It’s way too difficult to get the gems to customize your armor.

    I suggest waiting for a sale. It’s worth.$20-$30 easily.    … Expand
  24. Skydog
    Feb 6, 2023
    6
    People whining the game is too hard and won't even do research LOL. Cracks me up.
    How about learn the game and then give an honest review.

    With that said however, this does feel like a major downgrade compared to World. The coop aspects suck in this one. Just nowhere near the same fun level at all. They should never force you to do a story mode in these kind of games in Single player only...
  25. XboxAckrid
    Feb 5, 2023
    2
    Should be called Menu Hunter. I spent the first hour and a half of this game skipping through tutorials and dialogue; its a neverending infodump, little of which I actually cared about. Every system is overly complicated and convoluted, you will spend more time looking through menu screens than you will hunting monsters. The acting is mediocre, so all of this backstory the game throws atShould be called Menu Hunter. I spent the first hour and a half of this game skipping through tutorials and dialogue; its a neverending infodump, little of which I actually cared about. Every system is overly complicated and convoluted, you will spend more time looking through menu screens than you will hunting monsters. The acting is mediocre, so all of this backstory the game throws at you falls flat on its face, making the intro even more of a slog. I finally got to my first enemy encounter, and BOOM MORE TUTORIALS!! The game takes a break every 10 seconds to hold your hand, I'm talking basic stuff like "*pause* press the left analog stick forward to move your character forward. *unpause* *pause* press the left analog stick left to move left" *unpause* *pasue* press the left analog stick right to move right* unpause *pause* press a to jump *unpause* *pause* hold a to jump higher* unpase" and if you wanted to skip through my anecdote just now, you got a free glimpse of the opening 3 hours of this game. I honestly didn't make it any further, I hit my second enemy encounter, the game threw up another tutorial to read about how there are ranged AND melee enemies, and I uninstalled it right then and there. If I had to read through one more submenu I was gonna smash my head through my screen.… Expand
  26. Grooberek
    Jan 25, 2023
    10
    Game is fantastic for monster hunter lover. Looks like a downgrade(graphic and some mechanics duo to port) but in general is more of everything what you need. I spent a lot of hours on MHW and I will repeat on this one aswell.
  27. Dan_e_Van_jogam
    Feb 1, 2023
    10
    Minhas primeiras impressões - Monster Hunter Rise Next-Gen.

    ✅INTRODUÇÃO Monster Hunter Rise foi lançado em março de 2021 para Nintendo Switch e em janeiro de 2022 para PC e foi lançado no dia 20/01/2023 para consoles PlayStation e Xbox em 4K/60 FPS na atual geração e até mesmo nos consoles mais fortes da geração passada, PlayStation 4 Pro e Xbox One X. Já o PlayStation 4 e Xbox One    Minhas primeiras impressões - Monster Hunter Rise Next-Gen.

    ✅INTRODUÇÃO

    Monster Hunter Rise foi lançado em março de 2021 para Nintendo Switch e em janeiro de 2022 para PC e foi lançado no dia 20/01/2023 para consoles PlayStation e Xbox em 4K/60 FPS na atual geração e até mesmo nos consoles mais fortes da geração passada, PlayStation 4 Pro e Xbox One X. Já o PlayStation 4 e Xbox One rodam o game em 1080p. O PS5 e Xbox Series conseguem rodar em 120 FPS com uma TV com suporte a essa taxa de atualização de imagem.

    ☝️Obs Por enquanto, somente o jogo base estará disponível, já que a expansão *“Sunbreak” chegará depois em uma data ainda a ser confirmada, possivelmente deve chegar em junho ou julho 2023.

    ✅IMPRESSÕES
    Joguei por duas horas e foi uma experiência bem positiva. Curtir muito os gráficos e o desempenho da gameplay. Outro ponto bem interessante é o modo cooperativo online.
    O sistema de "matchmaking" está funcionando perfeitamente. Consegui jogar 6 partidas quase na sequência e não tive nenhum tipo de problema, como queda ou algo do gênero. Também é possível encontrar vários jogadores sem muita dificuldade.
    Agora um ponto negativo é que o game não traz o suporte para Cross play.
    Os jogadores poderão jogar coop apenas entre as próprias plataformas (exemplo: PS4 e PS5). No máximo, quem estiver jogando pela Microsoft Store ou Game Pass no PC, poderão jogar com jogadores de Xbox (One e Series). Nintendo Switch permanece sozinho.

    ---PONTOS POSITIVOS---

    ✅ GRÁFICO / DESEMPENHO – ((SATISFATÓRIO E EXCELENTE))
    Gráfico está satisfatório, melhorou bastante a textura e o carregamento. Tanto que melhorou bastante ambiente e está bem mais bonito. Complementado mais ainda, desempenho está excelente.

    ✅ MODO COMPERATIVO E ONLINE – ((EXCELENTE))

    A Capcom, como sempre, dedicou 100% dos seus servidores. A busca por jogadores está muito mais rápida e encontrar partidas está muito mais fácil. Se preferir, também pode jogar sozinho no modo online.

    ✅ PREÇO ACESSIVEL / GAME PASS – ((SATISFATÓRIO E EXCELENTE))

    A precificação está bem acessível. O jogo está custando em média de R$ 184,90. Acredito que o preço está bem justo. Os fãs de "Monster Hunter Rise" que jogam no Xbox podem desfrutar do jogo através do gamepass, sem custo nenhum.

    ✅ VALE A PENA COMPRAR?

    Para ser sincero, para quem jogou a franquia "Monster Hunter Rise", recomendo muito este game porque, ele entrega uma experiência fantástica e uma jogabilidade renovada da saga Monster Hunter. Temos um novo sistema de combate ((Barra de Cabinseto)) que você pode integrar suas armas e isso ajuda e muito na hora da luta. Também temos ((Amicão)), achei genial introduzir isso no game. Podemos nos locomover bem mais rápido com o "Amicão".    … Expand
  28. MGRODVI
    Jan 31, 2023
    8
    Jugarlo a 120 fps es una chulada no disfrute este juego por que en switch se veía horrible pero aquí es fluido, lo malo que el multiplayer sigue aceptando 4 por sala y no tuvo mejora gráfica
  29. Nimesin
    Jan 30, 2023
    10
    I have been a fan of the Monster Hunter series since 3DS. I loved MH World, but this one even though with worse textures because it is a port from Switch, It made some changes that make gameplay a lot better like the Wirebugs and the Palamutes. I'm really loving it and recommend it if you are a fan of this type of games.
  30. Rasengan69
    Jan 29, 2023
    4
    Graphics aren't great. Gameplay is meh. Not as good as the last one. This one doesn't pass for me.
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 31 Critic Reviews

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  1. Positive: 31 out of 31
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  1. TierraGamer
    Feb 21, 2023
    84
    Suppose you were very patient and hoped that Monster Hunter Rise would come out on PS5. Guess what, congratulations. In that case, you will have a very worthy version of an entertaining video game that, until now, could only be enjoyed on two different power platforms. The battles against the enormous monsters, the duels to defend your village, and even the music make the gaming experience worthwhile.
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  2. PLAY
    Feb 11, 2023
    90
    Rise evolves World’s approachable template into an even more fun and faster-paced entry with brilliant new mechanics and the series’ most inspired designs. [Issue#24, p.70]
  3. Gaming Age
    Jan 25, 2023
    100
    While there’s been no content added to either the PlayStation or Xbox versions, you’ll still have plenty to do here. There’s the main questline to engage with that’ll take you through multiple monster quest tiers, which is somewhat short compared to other Monster Hunter titles. But the online hub quests expand that out even further, offering up more story content that goes beyond the end credits of the game, and has a number of challenging fights for experienced hunters. There’s also a whole host of free downloadable quests to engage with, encompassing the free DLC that’s come out on prior versions of the game. All in all, you’ll be able to spend a lot of time exploring and hunting down giant monsters, which is pretty much what you want out of a new Monster Hunter game.
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