And as 2025 warms up, it's hard to think of many upcoming games that are better positioned to grab millions of players than Monster Hunter Wilds, the most-anticipated entry in an action RPG series that's held onto the same lasting appeal for over 20 years.

We spoke with the Monster Hunter Wilds art director and executive director, Kaname Fujioka, and Wilds director, Yuya Tokuda, to learn about the concept and development process for various weapons, garnering new details on weapons that players have been particularly interested in,

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Capcom is hosting a second beta test for Monster Hunter Wilds early next month, just a few weeks before its official worldwide launch.

The German Twitter account for Monster Hunter mistakenly claimed that a free tool would be released that you can use to check if your PC can run Monster Hunter Wilds, but don't worry, it is still being considered, and Capcom is also looking at lowering the recommended specs.

Capcom raised eyebrows when it unveiled the PC specs for Monster Hunter Wilds, which say the best you can expect from a recommended GPU is 60 fps at 1080p on medium settings—and that's with frame generation enabled.

The release date for Monster Hunter Wilds is just under a month away. And being a successor to Monster Hunter World, it's got a lot of fans on PC with the date marked on their calendar. But with a platform like PC,

Eurogamer reports that Capcom is working to lower the recommended PC specs for the upcoming open-world game Monster Hunter Wilds.

Capcom has explained that it's looking at potentially reducing the recommended GPU specs of Monster Hunters Wilds before launch next month.