A new Monster Hunter Wilds trailer was shared today, providing a new look at the next entry in the series launching next year on PC and consoles.
Alongside the new trailer, which was shared during the Summer Game Fest 2024 show, it was also confirmed the game will support full cross-platform play when it launches on PC and consoles sometime in 2024. For another look at the game, we won't have to wait much longer, as it has been confirmed that another look at the game will be coming during Gamescom Opening Night with another trailer. The game will also be publicly available for the first time during Gamescom 2024.
Monster Hunter Wilds will launch in 2025 on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. You can learn more about the latest entry in the series, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, by checking out my review.
With its huge number of new and returning monsters, new gameplay mechanics, and great refinements to the formula, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is the massive expansion that the latest entry in the series deserved to get. While the jump from High Rank to Master Rank doesn't feel as big as it was in previous entries in the series, Sunbreak does so many things well that most of the hunters traveling to Elgado and the Citadel will hardly be bothered by it.
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