Monster Hunter Wilds

Monster Hunter is back in force! And this time, Capcom continues the trajectory that brought millions of new players in contact with the time-honored series: A true successor to Monster Hunter World. The open map, high polish console title had made monster hunting vastly more accessible, and its pretty graphics and beautiful world design helped popularise the series that was mostly known as a time-intensive hobby for hardcore gamers before into the mass success it is: To date, Monster Hunter World is Capcoms most successful sales title of all time, with more than 20.5 million sold units. Part of the fascination also stems from the fact that for the first time, players were able to see big monsters interact in handcrafted territorial fighting animations that could be used for the hunter‘s advantage or just watched in peace like a digital biologist.

Monster Hunter is back in force! And this time, Capcom continues the trajectory that brought millions of new players in contact with the time-honored series: A true successor to Monster Hunter World. The open map, high polish console title had made monster hunting vastly more accessible, and its pretty graphics and beautiful world design helped popularise the series that was mostly known as a time-intensive hobby for hardcore gamers before into the mass success it is: To date, Monster Hunter World is Capcoms most successful sales title of all time, with more than 20.5 million sold units. Part of the fascination also stems from the fact that for the first time, players were able to see big monsters interact in handcrafted territorial fighting animations that could be used for the hunter‘s advantage or just watched in peace like a digital biologist.