Action RPG

Today marks the debut of Capcom’s fresh action RPG, and within moments on PC, it welcomed an impressive 880,806 players, as indicated by SteamDB statistics. This number skyrocketed even further, with the game reaching a staggering 987,482 simultaneous players within the first hour. To put this into perspective, Monster Hunter: World’s maximum concurrent players on Steam at launch was 334,684, meaning that Wilds has almost tripled that figure.

The upcoming spinoff (debuting on May 30th) is heavily emphasizing Player vs Environment (PvE), as it primarily focuses on three-player cooperative gameplay. This change has noticeably eliminated spaces for player-versus-player combat, such as invasions and duels, instead offering a setting where you and your friends face challenges together.

Users who bought Monster Hunter Wilds are voicing concerns about the ultrawide resolution, which seems to be malfunctioning. Many users are annoyed by black bars appearing on either side of the screen. This issue is particularly frustrating because it reduces in-game visibility. Owners of OLED monitors are even concerned that these black bars might leave permanent marks after prolonged gaming sessions.

If you’ve selected the Great Sword in Monster Hunter Wilds and find yourself questioning the best way to inflict maximum damage, the optimal time for releasing charged attacks, understanding Power Clashes, and mastering all the controls – look no further! Here’s our comprehensive guide on wielding the Great Sword in Monster Hunter Wilds.

Fortunately, Monster Hunter Wilds features a swift and helpful travel system that lets you zip from one location to another in the blink of an eye. Here’s how you can do it:

With ease, you can make use of the quick-travel system in Monster Hunter Wilds, which allows for instantaneous travel between various locations. Here’s a guide on how to do it: