
The soaring popularity of Monster Hunter Wilds can be attributed to its captivating story, as stated by the series' producer, Ryozo Tsujimoto. Dive deeper into Tsujimoto's insights on the game and get the scoop on the upcoming limited-time event.

Monster Hunter Wilds has shattered records by selling over 8 million units within just three days of its release, making it Capcom's fastest-selling title to date. In a recent interview with The Nikkei on March 10, Ryozo Tsujimoto, the producer behind the Monster Hunter series, credited the game's success to its strong focus on storytelling and exceptional voice acting. He also highlighted the role of crossplay in uniting players across various gaming platforms.
In a previous discussion with GamesRadar+ last month, Tsujimoto emphasized the significance of the PC platform and the efforts put into crossplay. He noted the growing popularity of PCs in Japan and globally, stating, "We worked very hard to achieve that this time around." He further explained, "That means the choice is yours on which platform you want to play with, and then [you can just] go online and hunt with your friends."
Despite Tsujimoto's praise for the game's narrative, some fans have expressed differing opinions. According to various Steam discussions, a number of players felt the story fell short, citing lengthy Seikrit rides and unengaging dialogue as drawbacks. However, these fans also acknowledged that the primary draw of Monster Hunter games lies in their gameplay rather than their story.
Here at Game8, Monster Hunter Wilds earned an impressive overall score of 90 out of 100. This high rating reflects the game's enhancements over its predecessors, including quality-of-life improvements, addictive gameplay, stunning visuals, and a surprisingly compelling story. For a more detailed analysis, be sure to check out our full review below!