Monster Hunter Wilds Isn't Out on PS5 Yet, But Capcom's Already Revealed Its First Free Updates | Push Square
Monster Hunter Wilds is going to be monstrous on PS5 this month, but even once you’ve worked through the presumably massive amounts of day one content, there’s more to look forward to.
As part of yesterday’s State of Play, publisher Capcom confirmed the game’s first free post-release updates.
“In the week after launch, Event Quests will be available,” Capcom’s Joseph Bustos confirmed on the PS Blog. “Take on these special quests to earn in-game armour with special looks.
“The first Free Title Update will arrive in Spring 2025, bringing the majestic monster Mizutsune to Monster Hunter Wilds. Stay tuned to see how this monster uses dance-like attacks and bubbles to attack with a balance of beauty and brutality.”
In other news, Capcom confirmed that PS5 Pro players will be able to take advantage of ray-tracing courtesy of a day one patch.
So there’s lots to look forward to with Monster Hunters Wilds, then, both at launch on 28th February – and beyond!
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I've managed to play the beta with a few people and man, coming from a solo rise player I have to say I'm excited to finally have a group to play with. It now feels like I was missing the other half of what makes Monster Hunter so good. Really awesome and friendly community. PvE is always the way to go online. You meet the cesspools of humanity the moment things get competitive.
So the same thing they do with the previous games. Can also guarantee there's a paid expansion announced in 12 months time.
Whenever something like this gets announced, I immediately just put my purchase of the game back until it’s finished. End up saving money that way too.
Do people really find the drip feeding of
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