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Gears Of War Studio Head Wants The Brumak In Monster Hunter World
Rod Fergusson, the studio head of Coalition, is publicly asking Capcom to include the Brumak in Monster Hunter World.
Fergusson tweeted out the probably jokey request today, saying "So who at @monsterhunter do we need to talk to about getting a Brumak in the game?" He added "With or without guns - although an armed monster would be pretty cool!"
So who at @monsterhunter do we need to talk to about getting a Brumak in the game? :) With or without guns - although an armed monster would be pretty cool! pic.twitter.com/FP7z8t04lW
— Rod Fergusson (@GearsViking) May 7, 2018
The Brumak is a giant enemy monster from the Gears of War series that was famously teased in the first game only to end before fighting it. The Monster Hunter team has talked before about not wanting to include monsters from other series in their games, but Gears armor seems like a good compromise, and would give the Xbox its own exclusive armor set distinct from the PlayStation's Aloy armor.
Our Take
I'm picturing hunters with light bowguns being towed by fast-running palicos in a cart while a Brumak chases them and I'd be pretty okay with that.
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