May 2024 PlayStation Current We were reacquainted with Monster Hunter Wildlands via its first gameplay trailer. Yes, buckle up, MH fans, there’s more to get you excited about, and earlier this year a leaker claimed that the game wouldn’t be delayed even if GTA 6 happened to be released alongside it.
This latest trailer follows the reveal of Wilds at The Game Awards last year, and comes after Capcom announced that the Monster Hunter series as a whole has surpassed 100 million sales. Suffice it to say, it’s going to get a lot of attention.
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This Wilds trailer is brief but still gives a good look at the gameplay, and it looks like there will be a greater emphasis on environmental interactions, which hunters can use to trap monsters and turn battles in their favor.
The trailer shows off some of the story, but mostly focuses on the gameplay, with hunters wielding greatswords and spears. The trailer also confirms that players who own save files from Monster Hunter World and its Iceborne expansion will receive rewards when Wilds launches, though it appears to be limited to the same platforms.
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If you are a fan of… Monster HuntingHopefully, this helps you satisfy your Monster Hunter craving until 2025 finally arrives and Wilds truly flies into our lives like a giant bird-like creature.
If you’re still having trouble sticking with it after multiple rewatches, why not get more Monster Hunter goodness by reading our discussion of how Monster Hunter Now and Monster Hunter: World are performing in 2024.
