Summary
- Monster Hunter Wilds has surpassed 10 million units sold.
- Capcom has revealed upcoming content updates, introducing new Tempered and Arch-Tempered monsters.
- Players can look forward to a second title update arriving this summer.
Capcom has revealed that Monster Hunter Wilds has surpassed 10 million units sold since its release on February 28, 2025. In less than two months, Monster Hunter Wilds has been a smash hit, with millions of players exploring the new entry in the action role-playing series on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Monster Hunter Wilds generated a lot of anticipation among fans, and finally, the game delivered on its promise. Although Monster Hunter Wilds has had some troubles on Steam, with players experiencing technical issues—leading to a "Mixed" review rating—it has still been purchased by an enormous number of users. Within just three days of its release, the game sold 8 million copies, setting a new record as Capcom's fastest-selling title. This new entry in the popular series introduces several quality-of-life features that make the game easier to access for newcomers while also adding crossplay for the first time in the series. Now, the game has achieved a new milestone.
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Capcom has revealed to fans that the game has sold more than 10 million copies worldwide, marking another achievement for Monster Hunter Wilds. Despite the challenges and negative reviews, the game continues to be successful, with an all-time peak of 1.3 million players. Even though the game was released less than two months ago, Capcom has already been rolling out new content for players, such as time-limited event quests. Alongside the latest sales milestone, the developer has also revealed details about upcoming updates.
Monster Hunter Wilds Surpasses 10 Million Units Sold
As announced before, Monster Hunter Wilds’ first free title update is scheduled for April 4, bringing new content, a new multiplayer gathering location, and several tweaks and changes. However, Capcom has now teased even more updates, with one arriving at the end of May, a second free title update in the summer, and more to come. These will include additional Tempered Monsters and a new limited-time event for Arch-Tempered monsters—stronger versions of Tempered Monsters—starting April 30.
Moreover, the end-of-May update will add a new Tempered Monster to Monster Hunter Wilds called Gore Magala, along with the apex predators of each locale: Rey Dau, Uth Duna, Nu Udra, and Jin Dahaad. All these monsters will receive adjustments to their health and resistance to make them a bit more challenging for players. Capcom has also confirmed that even more formidable monsters will be added in future updates.
Capcom has reassured its commitment to addressing player feedback, particularly concerns about weapon balance, while also adding more quality-of-life improvements. As Monster Hunter Wilds continues to thrive, players can look forward to a wealth of exciting new content on the horizon.
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