As players check out the Monster Hunter Wilds open beta, the game's accessibility features have been found, including an arachnophobia setting. As Capcom's latest title in the long-running franchise approaches its launch date early in 2025, new information continues to come out. Alongside the inclusion of new locations and monsters, fans have been able to check out Monster Hunter Wilds open beta.
During the Monster Hunter Wilds October 23 livestream, Capcom revealed a full open beta schedule which began exclusively for PlayStation Plus subscribers on October 28. The open beta experience gives players a very brief look at the upcoming game with the ability to create a character, hunt a Doshaguma, and to check out the very beginnings of the story. However, some players have taken it upon themselves to investigate the game's settings and have come across a very welcome accessibility feature.
Monster Hunter Wilds just revealed the Oilwell Basin, which could go down as one of the most unique places to explore in the franchise.
The Monster Hunter Wilds open beta comes with an Arachnophobia mode for players who have difficulty with insects, "multi-legged" creatures, and spiders. Written as Arachnophobia Assistance within the accessibility options menu, enabling...
