After many hours and many hunts, it is time for our final preview of Monster Hunter Wilds ahead of its February 28 release date. Find out what we think of Capcom's highly anticipated co-op sequel so far.

Monster Hunter Wilds was announced with a reveal trailer shown at The Game Awards in 2023. With plenty of sweeping shots of what we now know as the Windward Plains and a stampede of Doshaguma, our first introduction to Monster Hunter Wilds was pretty much just a teaser.

Monster Hunter Wilds is just about a month away and everyone's waiting to get their hands on it. If you don't believe me, Monster Hunter Wilds has overtaken Deadlock and Hollow Knight: Silksong to become Steam's most-wishlisted upcoming game.

Suggestions from Final Fantasy 14’s director, Naoki Yoshida, made during the FFXIV crossover and positive reception to The Witcher 3 crossover directly affected new gameplay elements in Monster Hunter Wilds.

A new Monster Hunter always feels like an event. For longtime fans, each game is a fresh start in a new but familiar world, an adventure simultaneously nostalgic and surprising. It somehow captures the thrill of starting New Game Plus in a game you've learned front-to-back,

Monster Hunter Wilds monsters will have more health than their World counterparts, but this decision makes a lot of sense considering new mechanics.

Equipment in the Monster Hunter series has followed a certain concept ever since its earliest games: Beat the monsters and take on their power through equipment crafted from their remains. Players rely on their own strength to slay powerful monsters, then make those monsters' abilities their own to grow even stronger.

Monster Hunter Wilds just showed off new gameplay footage of the Oilwell Basin locale and Nu Udra, one of the scariest additions to the game's monster roster.