System Requirements for Monster Hunter Wilds
On February 28th, 2025, Capcom unleashed *Monster Hunter Wilds*, captivating millions. The online response (see screenshot below) speaks volumes.
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I'm personally hooked. The graphics are stunning, the monster battles epic, the food…delicious (yes, I’ll mention the food again!). But let's focus: this article covers the game and its system requirements.
Table of Contents
- What is the Project About?
- System Requirements
What is the Project About?
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Let's be honest, the story is… predictable. But that's not why we play *Monster Hunter*, right? Our protagonist finally speaks, but the dialogue feels a bit… AI-generated. Six chapters of this. Oh well.
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The real draw? The intense, thrilling monster hunts. And there are *plenty* of unique creatures to battle. The story acts more as a tutorial than a compelling narrative.
Our hero (male or female) joins an expedition to uncharted lands, sparked by the discovery of a boy named Nata in the desert. This seemingly uninhabited area holds secrets, and Nata is the sole survivor of a tribe attacked by the "White Ghost."
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While the story is more structured than previous entries, with richer world-building, it's still not the game's focus. The linearity can feel restrictive after about ten hours.
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Expect a 15-20 hour campaign. For hunting enthusiasts, the story might feel like a hurdle, but thankfully, most cutscenes are skippable.
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Hunting itself is streamlined. Visible wounds appear on monsters; destroying them with targeted attacks deals massive damage and yields materials (automatically collected—a welcome change!).
New rideable pets, Seikret, offer a significant boost. They automatically sprint to targets or map points, and even rescue you if downed, eliminating lengthy recovery animations. A simplification that enhances gameplay.
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Seikret also handles navigation, eliminating constant map checks. Fast travel to camp is also readily available.
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While monster health bars are absent (requiring attention to enemy behavior), Seikret provides helpful status announcements. Monsters utilize the environment strategically, and some form packs for challenging multi-enemy encounters. But don't worry, you can always call for backup (NPCs or players).
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Need more challenge? Mods are an option.
System Requirements
See the image below for PC system requirements.
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We've covered *Monster Hunter Wilds*' core gameplay and system requirements. Happy hunting!
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