Monster Hunter Wilds

It’s now been just a few days over a month since Monster Hunter Wilds launched, and the latest entry managed to hit another major milestone. Wilds has scored 10 million units sold since its debut on February 28, making for a first-month sales record for Capcom.Next up for the game is the first free Title Update, which is scheduled to go live on April 4. The update will add the Bubble Fox Wyvern Mizutsune, additional challenges, the opening of the Grand Hub gathering area and more.As for what’s next, director Yuya Tokuda shared a letter outlining some of the upcoming plans.

Capcom is getting ready to release the first free update for Monster Hunter Wilds, which has Title Update 1 locked in for an April 4 launch. The update will add the Bubble Fox Wyvern Mizutsune to the Forbidden Lands along with additional challenges, the opening of the Grand Hub gathering area, the first seasonal Festival event and more.Check out a preview of what’s on the way below.Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 1 Trailer. Monster Hunter Wilds is currently available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.

Monster Hunter Wilds just dropped on February 28, and the game has already shattered a Capcom record. The latest entry in the series managed to sell eight million units around the world in three days, which is the fastest any Capcom game has hit that milestone.  The player count has been pretty impressive since launch.

If you ever wondered what the Monster Hunter series is all about, or if you just want a refresher along with some solid footage, Daisy Ridley is here to help. Capcom enlisted the lead from the most recent Star Wars film trilogy, We Bury the Dead and more to narrate a new trailer. This one serves as a meaty introduction to the world, lore and monsters of the games, which have been keeping the hunt alive for the past 20 years.Get up to speed ahead of Monster Hunter Wilds in the 10-minute video below.Welcome to Monster Hunter feat.

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