Monster Hunter Wilds is the highly anticipated open-world take on the iconic Monster Hunter franchise which no other gaming studio has managed to successfully replicate. There’s a unique formula encoded into these games based on the monster-player relationship and intrinsic motivators that drive you to improve as you progress through Monster Hunter Games. After spending 40 hours defeating big beasts and grinding out new gear upgrades, I can confirm that Monster Hunter Wilds is the biggest entry in the series to date.
That claim isn’t just based on the huge amount of interest and hype behind the game, but because Monster Hunter Wilds has made the franchise and its tried and tested formula more accessible than ever. For example, Monster Tracking is gone and you’ll always know the location of where to find your next prey. Additionally, your trusted ride-or-die Seikrat can be set to autopilot to whatever target or waypoint you choose, making traversing around the massive open-world areas a breeze.
