On February 28, 2025, Capcom launched Monster Hunter Wilds, a game that has quickly won over the hearts of millions, as demonstrated by the impressive online metrics captured in the following screenshot.
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As a fervent fan, I find myself captivated by the game's stunning graphics, exhilarating monster battles, exquisite culinary delights, and the intricate designs of gear and weapons. Yes, the food is truly delicious, but let's not get too distracted. In this article, I'll delve into the essence of the game and outline its system requirements.
Table of Content
- What is the project about?
- System Requirements
What is the project about?
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While the storyline in Monster Hunter Wilds may be clichéd and less compelling, it's clear that players aren't here for the narrative. The protagonist now has a voice, though the dialogue feels somewhat artificial, possibly generated by AI, spanning six in-game chapters. However, the game shines in its core focus: intense, rewarding battles with a diverse array of monsters.
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In the game, you control a protagonist (selectable as either male or female) on an expedition to explore uncharted territories. The expedition's catalyst is a child named Nata, found in the desert, hinting at the existence of previously unknown inhabitants. Nata is the lone survivor of a tribe decimated by a mysterious creature dubbed the "White Ghost."
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The narrative attempts to weave drama into the events, which sometimes borders on the absurd, especially with the local inhabitants' bewilderment at the protagonist's use of weapons. The storyline has improved in structure and coherence, providing more world-building details, but it still falls short as a story-driven experience.
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The game's linearity can become tiring after about ten hours, and the campaign takes roughly 15-20 hours to complete. For those seeking freedom and thrilling hunts, the story might feel more like a hindrance, though most dialogues and cutscenes can be skipped, which is a relief for players like me who prefer action over narrative.
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Combat in Monster Hunter Wilds has been streamlined. Striking a monster now results in visible wounds that, when targeted correctly, can be destroyed for significant damage and part drops, which are now automatically collected—a welcome simplification. Additionally, new rideable pets called Seikret automatically navigate to your target or any point on the map, and can quickly revive you if you're knocked down, adding a layer of convenience that I find invaluable.
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Seikret also aids in navigation, automatically guiding you to your destination, reducing the need to constantly check the map. Fast travel to camps is another handy feature, easily accessible by hovering over the tent icon.
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In Monster Hunter Wilds, monsters no longer display health bars, requiring players to interpret their movements, animations, and sounds to understand their damage levels. Your Seikret will vocalize the monster's state, adding a new dynamic to the hunt. Monsters now engage more with the environment and can form packs, presenting challenging multi-enemy encounters. However, assistance from other players or NPCs is always available, making the hunt more enjoyable and efficient.
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For those seeking an added challenge, the game supports mods.
System Requirements
Below are the PC requirements for Monster Hunter Wilds, ensuring smooth gameplay.
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We've explored the essence of Monster Hunter Wilds and detailed its system requirements, setting the stage for an immersive gaming experience.
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