Capcom Drops New ‘Monster Hunter Wilds’ Details and Surprise Releases

Capcom had a packed showcase today, revealing major updates for Monster Hunter Wilds, surprise game launches, and fresh details on upcoming projects. The spotlight was filled with big announcements, including a new Monster Hunter Wilds locale, new monsters, and details on the next open beta test.

Fresh Look at Monster Hunter Wilds

Fans got their best look yet at Monster Hunter Wilds, including a brand-new area teeming with formidable creatures. Capcom also confirmed Open Beta Test 2, giving players another chance to get hands-on time with the game before its full release. If feedback from the first test is anything to go by, this will be an exciting preview of the changes and improvements coming to the series’ next evolution.

For those eager to keep up, head over to the official website for updates: Monster Hunter Wilds Official Site. You can also tune into live streams on Twitch to see the game in action: Monster Hunter Wilds on Twitch.

Onimusha 2 Returns and a Surprise Game Launch

It wasn’t just Monster Hunter Wilds stealing the show. Capcom also announced Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny, reigniting a beloved action series with its return. Fans of feudal-era battles and supernatural combat have plenty to look forward to.

And for those craving some fast-paced action, Capcom pulled off a surprise launch of MARVEL vs. CAPCOM Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics. Players can jump in right now and relive classic tag-team battles with some of the most iconic fighters in gaming history.

The Road Ahead

Capcom continues to ramp up excitement, and with Monster Hunter Wilds shaping up to be a massive leap forward for the franchise, anticipation is at an all-time high. Whether you’re waiting for the next beta test, eager for the Onimusha revival, or throwing down in MARVEL vs. CAPCOM, there’s a lot to get excited about.

Stay tuned for more updates, and keep your Great Swords sharp—Monster Hunter Wilds is coming.

For more details and to wishlist the game, check out the Steam page: Monster Hunter Wilds on Steam.