via KitGuru
One major change coming in the next Monster Hunter Wilds patch makes more of the game enjoyable offline, with Capcom now removing the online requirements for Event Quests and Challenge Quests for the first time. The post Monster Hunter Wilds patch improves solo play with offline…
via TrueAchievements
Ahead of its major DLC release, Monster Hunter Wilds is giving new players a free boost
via Eurogamer
Things have been quiet on the Monster Hunter Wilds front since the announcement of its major Ascendance expansion earlier in June . While the base game continues to receive updates, this next one makes one of its most interesting quest types - which previously required an online…
via RPGSite
This update will make all 26 Event Quests that needed an online connection now playable offline as well.
via GameRant
Cutting the price of Monster Hunter Wilds might drum up some more sales for Capcom, but it feels like it might be too late to save the game.
via TrueAchievements
Capcom will reorganize the available Monster Hunter Wilds editions on August 4, 2026, introducing a new Gold Edition alongside a permanent price reduction for the base game. The existing Monster Hunter Wilds Deluxe Edition, Premium Deluxe Edition, and Cosmetic DLC Pass will be re…
via GamesRadar+
The action RPG continues to sit with a "Mixed" rating on Steam
Capcom unveils "Monster Hunter Wilds" Gold Edition, new DLC bundles, and a permanent price cut while retiring Deluxe editions this August.
via Polygon
The latest entry in the action RPG series is about to get a lot cheaper ahead of paid Ascendance expansion
via Massively Overpowered
Welcome back to another roundup of MMO and MMO-adjacent business news. And no, this one isn’t heaping more onto the Xbox tire fire; there are so many more huge pillars of toxic smoke billowing out of the industry. Games are fun! Sony faces antitrust pushback over disc printing: S…