"The next generation in the genre-defining series"
We've got a new Monster Hunter game on the way! Capcom revealed Monster Hunter Wilds as part of today's Game Awards 2023 event, setting a release window of 2025 - and confirming it'll be available on Xbox Series X and S.
You can check out the reveal trailer for Monster Hunter: Wilds up above.
"Monster Hunter Wilds. The next generation in the genre-defining series."
Excited for Monster Hunter Wilds? Let us know in the comments.
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I’m glad Rise came out and exists because that is more of a classic MH experience. Slightly trepidatious of this seemingly more open, freeform MH. I guess I’d be sad to see classic MH go extinct, but it’s Capcom and should be in good hands, so, I’ll have faith.
I'm SO excited for this!
I just wanna know if it'll have crossplay. As I have friends on playstation and friends on xbox, and I would prefer to play on PC.
MHWilds must have crossplay by the time it releases, no more excuses left for Capcom.
Why does world look better
@KillerBoy Monster Hunter World was developed on the MT Framework Engine while subsequent titles will be developed on the RE Engine. We can anticipate graphics to be handled similar to Monster Hunter Rise.
The trailer appears to be a very early build though and doesn’t appear to be intended to showcase graphics rather on-screen content - it showcases a large volume of particle effects, creatures on screen, and dramatic shifts in the landscape. Unfortunately much of the trailer is dark because there’s a massive dust storm, which isn’t conducive to showcasing colorful graphics and lighting effects. I would anticipate future reveals to showcase more diverse terrain and lighting.
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