Monster Hunter Wilds: Last News

Monster Hunter Wilds fans have tried to recreate the game’s delicious-looking meals in real life.Monster Hunter Wilds was released earlier this month and had an absolutely huge launch, selling over 8million units in its first three days.Some players have complained the game is “too easy” but developers Capcom have released a number of limited-time quest events to keep people busy. Other gamers have taken a slightly different approach.Like previous Monster Hunter games, cooking is a big part of survival with DIY meals able to replenish your health and buff your stats.

Monster Hunter Wilds fans can’t get enough of the game’s food porn with clips of delicious in-game meals going viral on social media.Monster Hunter Wilds had an absolutely huge launch last week. With more than 1million gamers playing concurrently, it quickly became one of the most popular ever titles on Steam and Capcom has reported the long-awaited sequel to Monster Hunter: World has sold upwards of 8million copies in its first week.One feature going down well with fans is the meal invitation events, which can be triggered after completing a quest or interacting with villagers.

Split Fiction has become the best reviewed game of 2025, beating out Avowed and Monster Hunter Wilds. Created by Hazelight Games, Split Fiction is the follow-up to their celebrated 2021 co-op game It Takes Two.Described as a “ boundary-pushing co-op action adventure”, Split Fiction will see players take control of Mio and Zoe, “two contrasting writers – one writes sci-fi and the other writes fantasy – who become trapped in their own stories after being hooked up to a machine designed to steal their creative ideas.“They’ll have to rely on each other to break free with their memories in-tact, working together to master a variety of abilities and overcome diverse challenges while jumping between sci-fi and fantasy worlds in this unexpected tale of friendship.”“One minute you’re taming adorable dragons and the next you’re fighting as cyber ninjas, escaping terrifying trolls, or dodging hover cars thrown by a robotic parking attendant,” continues the official description.

Monster Hunter Wilds was released on Friday (February 28) but a number of players are already complaining the game is too easy.Monster Hunter Wilds is the long-awaited follow-up to breakout hit World, which transformed the Monster Hunter series from niche fan-favourite to global phenomenon. Wilds looks set to continue that success with the game already one of the most popular titles to ever launch on Steam, racking up more than a million concurrent players over the weekend.But despite that huge launch, a number of players are complaining that Monster Hunter Wilds is too easy due to new features like Focus Mode and the Palico armour, which make defeating intimidating monsters a far easier challenge.“Monster Hunter Wilds is too easy in the start here. I am rusty, and not having trouble at all finishing hunts,” one fan wrote on X.

Monster Hunter Wilds is hosting an extended open beta this weekend, allowing fans the chance to play a version of the game early.Monster Hunter Wilds is the follow-up to 2021’s Rise and has been described as “the ultimate Monster Hunter experience,” by developers.The full game is due for release February 28 but fans have been able to play an early version of the game during a series of open beta tests. Last weekend’s test was interrupted due to the PlayStation network going offline for 24 hours, meaning fans couldn’t access the game.During the downtime, publisher Capcom said: “To account for reduced play time due to the outage, we are considering running [a test] for an additional 24 hours at a future date.” They’ve now announced an extended beta test will take place this weekend for PlayStation, Xbox and PC gamers.“Hunters, we’re pleased to confirm that due to the PlayStation Network outage that occurred during the first week of OBT2, we’re extending the second week of OBT2 by +24 hours on all platforms!” The test will start at 3am Friday morning (February 14) and run until 2:59am Tuesday morning (February 18).Hunters, we're pleased to confirm that due to the PlayStation Network outage that occurred during the first week of OBT2, we're extending the second week of OBT2 by +24 hours on all platforms!New period:Feb.