The next entry to the belovedMonster Hunterseries is on its way, continuing the hunt that started from the original. Here’s everything you need to know aboutMonster Hunter Wilds, including a release date, platforms, and more.
When does Monster Hunter Wilds come out?
As per thePlayStation State of Play,Monster Hunter Wildslaunches onFeb. 28, 2025. Pre-orders are available for purchase, providing you with the Guild Knight Set (Layered Armor).
What platforms will Monster Hunter Wilds be on?
Monster Hunter Wildswill be available to play onPlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Each system provides various editions, including Standard, Deluxe, and Premium Deluxe. Those who purchase the Premium Deluxe obtain two Cosmetic DLC Packs, which will be released at a later date. Additionally, anyone who has saved data forMonster Hunter WorldorMonster Hunter Iceborneearns the Felyne-based armor and weapons.
As for Switch,Monster Hunter Wildsisn’t currently planned for it.Monster Hunter Risedid appear on Switch, but it currently looks like PC and beefier consoles are whereWildsis staying for now.
Monster Hunter Wilds trailers
The Game Awards 2023 revealed the very first trailer forMonster Hunter Wilds.It gave us a short sneak peek of various monsters and the formidable Forbidden Lands.
We also see the playable character riding the new mount, Seikret. Not only is this creature used for traveling, but it can be an excellent asset for hunts. you’re able to utilize it to stash away multiple gear, allowing you to heal and equip several weapons.
TheSony State of Play 2024also gave us a first look into gameplay. It focuses more on the game’s combat side, presenting several brutal showdowns.
The trailer shows creatures like the Doshaguma, a fanged beast that lingers in the Windward Plains. We also get a glimpse of the reptilian-like Chatacabra, which uses its saliva to power up its attacks.
In more recent news, the Release Date Reveal trailer dives further into theMonster Hunter Wildsworld. You’ll see how the Guild handles a few special assignments that put them against a fearsome new foe (not the adorable Palicos, of course). The monster is known as the “White Wraith,” the primary subject of the Research Committee.
Will Monster Hunter Wilds be open world?
Since there is little information aboutMonster Hunter Wilds’gameplay, it needs to be clarified whether the game will be open-world or not. However, the trailer may hint at this feature, mainly because it includes changing environments.
TheMonster Hunter Wildspage mentions two hunting locales: a formidable location with challenging monsters and a much more peaceful area. Creatures also have designated ecosystems, where you’ll primarily start in the Windward Plains.
Due to these unique environmental attributes, an open-world feature may pan out forMonster Hunter Wilds.We’ll have to wait and see what Capcom confirms.
