Monster Hunter Wilds Reviews
If Monster Hunter World was Capcom's attempt at making their ever-growing franchise more accessible to a bigger audience, Monster Hunter Wilds pretty much perfects it, providing an entry that's sure to satisfy longtime fans and create new ones as well.
Monster Hunter Wilds has successfully redefined the hunting experience with a more vibrant world and refined mechanics. The combination of exploration, combat, and strategy makes it an essential title for both veteran players and newcomers alike. While there are a few aspects that could be improved, the overall experience is exceptional. If you've ever dreamed of being a hunter facing colossal beasts in an unpredictable world, Monster Hunter Wilds is the ultimate way to do it. With a realistically reactive ecosystem, more dynamic combat, and a more accessible multiplayer experience, Capcom has taken a huge leap forward in the franchise. This is a game that is not just played—it is lived.
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Monster Hunter Wilds captivates with its sense of progression and thrilling monster encounters, though the combat can occasionally feel repetitive.
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Monster Hunter Wilds has every reason to be Capcom's next most commercially successful game, justifying the hype it's been building for the past 14 months, as well as the reputation that has followed the series since World was released 7 years ago.
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Monster Hunter Wilds is brilliant, but suffers from not showing players everything it has to offer until you've stomached the Low Rank portion of the game.
Monster Hunter Wilds improves upon World and Rise in just about every aspect, and nuances in gameplay such as the focus strikes will definitely make it more approachable to newcomers, but the best part of the game is that it remains true to the biggest fact of the series--you'll get as much fun as the time you put in.
Monster Hunter Wilds does an incredible job of balancing quality-of-life improvements and a streamlined system with the by design grind-focused gameplay loop. Newcomers will find this entry more approachable than previously, and veterans will find the new combat additions and combos offer plenty of depth to justify a new entry. The constantly changing environments make the world feel alive, and it creates a seamless connection between preparing and initiating a hunt. It's a tad easier than some will like, and the story is bland as hell, but the hunting is great, and at the end of the day, that's all that matters.
Monster Hunter Wilds takes the series to a new level with a massive open world, advanced combat mechanics, and AI that makes encounters more vivid, all supported by a more engaging story. Despite some complexities in the combat system and quest management, the new additions make the game an enjoyable experience for both new players and fans of the title.
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Monster Hunter Wilds starts with big hunts and breathtaking action scenes. By the end of the story and beyond, you’ll be hunting even larger monsters with impossibly larger attacks, harvesting materials from their bodies to make stronger weapons and tougher armor.
Monster Hunter Wilds takes everything that worked from World and Rise to deliver the ultimate monster-hunting experience. Combat improvements, an excellent story, and a giant lineup of monsters make this the hunter haven we were all waiting for.
Monster Hunter Wilds packs a lot of charm and challenge, and is poised to be one of the most robust and content-filled games of 2025.
Monster Hunter made a comeback with a renewed spirit, preserving its identity while introducing newcomers to the series, in a brand new, exciting and challenging journey alongside your friends, which makes it one of, if not the best title that represents the Monster Hunter series ever.
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Monster Hunter Wilds represents an ambitious leap forward for the franchise, expanding its universe with a dynamic open world, innovative mechanics, and a level of immersion never before seen in the series. The introduction of the Seikret mount, the new slingshot system, and the Power Duels and Inhibitory Attack mechanics bring strategic depth to combat, making each hunt even more engaging. This new entry in Capcom’s long-running franchise delivers a rich experience, with epic combat, captivating exploration, and a breathtaking setting. Despite the technical challenges, this is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable titles in the franchise, being both an excellent entry point for newcomers and a worthy experience for veteran hunters.
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Monster Hunter Wilds is a good new addition to this long-running series. It takes some bold steps, and although not all of them are moving it in the right direction, the overall experience was still satisfactory. Monster Hunter keeps evolving as a series, and Capcom proves once again that they are the best in this genre they created over 20 years ago.
Capcom took what they learned from years of Monster Hunter and improved upon it in Wilds. The combat feels great, the world is alive and there's lots of fashion to boot. It's a shame you can't display all the creatures you collect, and new players might struggle to get started. But once you're off, there's nothing better.
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Monster Hunter Wilds sets the new gold standard for the series, with epic battles, a fantastic narrative, and gorgeous graphics.
Monster Hunter Wilds takes players on a thrilling adventure into a world teeming with monsters and excitement.
Monster Hunter Wilds may not be for everyone, but if you love the grind, it delivers with stunning details, refined gameplay, and new features like the Seikret’s second weapon, Focus Mode, and NPCs for a better single-player experience—making the hunt more thrilling than ever.
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Monster Hunter Wilds offers the best hunting and combat in the series’ history. Intense fights are at the heart of the experience, and the large, open world and its various ecosystem changes are spectacles to see from afar and up close in the middle of a hunt. It is only bolstered by some fantastic audio, music, and feedback as you slash, carve, and batter monsters. However, the game’s characters don’t have enough air to breathe amongst the wider narrative and the lack of pinnacle fights and endgame challenges are a severe downgrade from other games in the series.
Monster Hunter Wilds positions itself as the most complete and accessible entry in the series to date. Although it has some drawbacks, such as shallow dialogues and performance issues on PC, the richness of its world, the variety of monsters, and the gameplay improvements make it a highly recommended experience for both veterans and new players alike.
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