Monster Hunter Wilds Update 1 Launches Early April, Introduces Endgame Hub

Capcom has unveiled the first major patch for Monster Hunter Wilds, scheduled for early April, just over a month after the game's launch. In a detailed post on Steam, Capcom outlined what hunters can expect from Title Update 1, emphasizing the importance of preparation for the new challenges ahead.

Title Update 1 introduces a heightened level of difficulty with the addition of a monster that surpasses even the Tempered level in strength. Capcom encourages players to ready their gear and resolve for this formidable new adversary. Alongside this, another challenging monster will join the fray, promising to keep the excitement high for seasoned hunters.

In addition to these thrilling encounters, Title Update 1 will introduce a new endgame gathering place for players. This new area, available to those who have completed the main story, is designed for hunters to meet, communicate, and share meals. While it echoes the Gathering Hubs of previous Monster Hunter games, Capcom has opted for a different name, sparking curiosity and mixed reactions among the community. Some players welcome this addition, while others question its absence at launch and the choice of terminology. The new gathering spot aims to fill the social void felt in Monster Hunter Wilds, where other players can visit your camp, but a dedicated hub is missing.

Capcom has shared several images of this new gathering place, providing a glimpse into what players can expect:

Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 1 Screenshots

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Amidst the excitement, Capcom has also released a troubleshooting guide for Monster Hunter Wilds, responding to the game's mixed reviews on Steam. For those embarking on their Monster Hunter Wilds journey, resources are available, including guides on what the game doesn't explicitly tell you, a comprehensive overview of all 14 weapon types, an ongoing walkthrough, a multiplayer guide to enhance your experience with friends, and instructions on transferring your character from the open beta.

IGN's review of Monster Hunter Wilds awarded it an 8/10, praising the game for refining the series' mechanics and delivering enjoyable combat, though noting a lack of significant challenge.