Monster Hunter Wilds fans believe a new wave of official merch points towards the return of the highly-anticipated aquatic monster, Lagiacrus.

Six years after Capcom dropped the wildly-popular Monster Hunter World, and three years after the more action-focused follow-up Monster Hunter Rise, we finally know when we’re going to be jumping back into the Hunter’s Guild in Monster Hunter Wilds: February 28,

Monster Hunter Wilds preorders are live on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam ahead of its launch on February 28.

Monster Hunter Wilds' officially shares its pre-order bonuses, along with the reveal of the official release date for the upcoming game.

PC players who want to discover Monster Hunter Wilds now know exactly which configuration they need to fully enjoy Capcom’s upcoming game.

Capcom states that you'll need a GTX 1660 paired with a 6-core Ryzen CPU to run it at 1080p, 30fps though the game will be upscaled from 720p with those specs. While it's not mentioned, we can assume that the game uses AMD's FSR 3 to upscale to 1080p for its minimum requirements. At that point, don't expect the image quality to look great.

A new Monster Hunter Wilds trailer was showcased at the September 2024 PlayStation State of Play and it was one of the most exciting showcases of the game yet, with the reveal of three fantastic new monsters - including the game's fearsome flagship monster - as well as the official release date of February 2025.

Many fans expected an early 2025 release date for Monster Hunter Wilds based on recent videos and marketing beats from Capcom, and that theory was right on the money. Looking at t