Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airu Village G

A year and a half after launch, and ahead of the Ascendance expansion, Capcom has released a Monster Hunter Wilds demo on console and PC.

The latest entry in the action RPG series is about to get a lot cheaper ahead of paid Ascendance expansion

The Splatoon Raiders Direct outlined the structure of the upcoming single-player-focused title, and it looks packed with challenging encounters against hordes of Salmonids. If any raids get a little too punishing, an online feature will lend solo players support in a way that recalls modern Monster Hunter games. As detailed in Nintendo's video presentation, you can send out a call for help before beginning a raid--other players can select a "Go Help" option on the map to be matched with another player seeking help and join their lobby. Failing a raid results in players losing all the loot they

Hands-on with the free-to-play boss-killer.

Capcom has confirmed that Monster Hunter Wilds is in development for Nintendo Switch 2.