The PC version of Monster Hunter World: Iceborn will be caught up with the console version this spring.
In order to have the PC version of Monster Hunter World to be in sync with the console versions, publisher Capcom stated that they will begin releasing updates for the PC version of the game in February (via Polygon). The first Title Update will release on February 6th. It will add Rajang and and a new Volcanic Region. It will also introduce the Resident Evil crossover DLC to the PC version. In late February, the Holiday Joy Fest will come to PC. The second Title Update will release on March 12th, and will focus on Stygian Zinogre, and will introduce a new Tundra Region. Finally, The PC version of Monster Hunter World will receive the third Title Update in late April, which releases on console in March, that will help that platform catch up.
The console version of Monster Hunter World will receive Title Update 3 in March. The update will bring two variant monsters to Monster Hunter World: Iceborn. The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game will receive Special Event Quests in February. In April, there will be new Arch-Tempered and Master Rank versions of existing monsters, as well as the Astera / Sellana Fest. In May, Monster Hunter World will see the return of a fan-favorite monster, and updates from June onward will bring new monsters and more.
A new Monster Hunter World event, entitled the Appreciation Fest, will begin for all platforms on January 24th. The event is meant to celebrate the game's second anniversary, and will last until February 13th. All players can check out the event in the Astera Gathering Hub. Those who own the Iceborn expansion can enjoy a special version of the event called the Grand Appreciation Fest. During the celebration, players can attain new layered armor and unique gear.
Monster Hunter World is available now for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. It is Capcom's most successful game ever, selling over 15 million copies worldwide. The Iceborn expansion has sold over 4 million copies itself.
