Monster Hunter Rise: How To Play The Street Fighter Crossover and unlock the Akuma Layered Armor

After releasing on the Nintendo Switch in 2021, Monster Hunter Rise has finally made its way to PC. The PC edition of Capcom's long-running franchise is the ultimate version of the game, thanks to new graphics options and increased performance, as well as a number of crossovers with other popular titles from the studio's enormous history, such as Street Fighter.

A new Event Quest has been added as part of the Street Fighter cooperation, allowing you to obtain the Akuma Layered Armor for your Hunter. This one-of-a-kind armor not only looks like the renowned Street Fighter character but also allows you to use some of his vicious moves. Here's how to get the Raging Demon into the Street Fighter Event Quest and charge into hunts.

To begin the quest, go to the Steelworks location in the village hub and speak with Senri the Mailman. To add the "SF: Promotion Exam" Event Quest to your quest board, go to "Add-on Content" and collect it. You may also select "Collect All" to obtain all of the presently available DLC.

You should next proceed to the Gathering Hub and chat with Minoto the Quest Maiden. Under the "High Rank" category, select "Event Quests" to discover the SF: Promotion Exam. Because this is a 7* High-Rank quest, you'll need to perform a lot of hunts and earn Hunter Rank 8 before embarking on this perilous journey.

When you're ready, head to Shrine Ruins to slay or capture one of the two Rajang roaming the area. Keep in mind that the Rajang chilling out at the top of the mountain is the more difficult of the two. You may also make this a Come Request Hunt to reduce the difficulty by allowing other players to join in and assist you in slaying the monster.

You'll get the Satsui no Hado crafting material once you've finished. To create the whole Akuma Layered Armor set, you'll need a total of four, thus you'll have to replay the SF: Promotion Exam Event Quest a few times. When you put on the armor set, it will modify your appearance, voice, and moveset. The Akuma armor, for example, allows you to throw Gohadoken instead of kunai. You'll be fighting with your fists if you're playing with a sword and shield. What is more enticing than smacking big monsters in the face?