The simultaneous number of players for Monster Hunter Wilds has noticeably decreased since its release approximately three months back, leading some to ponder the reasons behind this steep drop-off.
At present, approximately 50,000 players engage with Monster Hunter Wilds each day, however, as per SteamCharts, roughly 15,000 are actively playing the game as we speak.
Last month’s game had approximately 200,000 active participants daily, and at its peak, it boasted over 1 million players. However, this recent figure represents a significant decrease compared to the game’s highest level of player engagement.
There are several factors that might cause players to pause their gaming of Monster Hunter Wilds. The primary reason is that once they’ve hunted every monster and crafted all the available armor and weapons, there isn’t much fresh content to discover. While high-rank quests like Zoh Shia and Mizutsune have been added, these don’t offer much new for experienced hunters.
Due to a lack of fresh content, numerous players have decided to leave the game, which is typical for Monster Hunter series. It appears that
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Instead of having a robust endgame mode or tough challenges, Monster Hunter Wilds is currently lacking in that department at present. However, the next significant Title Update will bring in the legendary leviathan Lagiacrus, but it’s not expected until late June. This means there won’t be any new monsters for a full month, which has led to a natural slowdown and break in the community.
Before the summer arrival of Title Update 2, Capcom is set to roll out an intermediate update, Title Update 1.5. This update promises to enhance the game’s difficulty level by introducing tougher 8-Star Level Hunts featuring top-tier monsters. Previously, Arkveld and Gore Magala were the only ones involved in these 8-Star battles, but with this update, several endgame monsters will receive increased difficulty ratings. So, seasoned hunters can look forward to some fresh challenges!
Currently, the gameplay seems rather static and lacks significant motivation to persist in hunting new monsters beyond social interaction and creative exploration. However, Monster Hunter World subtly hints at transitioning into a live-service model, although Capcom has not publicly confirmed this shift.
It’s not shocking that the number of players for a Monster Hunter game has dropped off. If Capcom adds new monsters, weapons, and tough endgame content, though, it might bring back a large number of players who have been away. Then, we can expect veteran hunters to return.
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2025-05-19 16:12