Capcom announced on March 31 that its latest title, Monster Hunter Wilds, released on February 28, has surpassed 10 million units sold worldwide—marking the fastest-selling entry in the Monster Hunter series to date.

A Vast, Evolving World Powered by RE ENGINE

Monster Hunter Wilds introduces players to a dynamically shifting world where harsh environments filled with battling monsters transform into lush, life-rich landscapes. Built using Capcom’s in-house RE ENGINE, the game boasts breathtaking visuals and immersive environments.

The game also marks a franchise first with full cross-play support, allowing players on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC to hunt together seamlessly, breaking down platform barriers.

Global Hype Fueled by Events, Betas, and Digital Showcases

Capcom’s robust global marketing—booth showcases at major game events, an open beta, and digital presentations such as the Monster Hunter Wilds Showcase—drew in fans from around the world, generating strong pre-release buzz. Just three days after launch, the game had already sold 8 million units, setting the stage for its current milestone.

Enhanced Gameplay and Immersion

According to Capcom, several innovations contributed to the game’s explosive success:

Introduction of the new "Focus Mode" action system

Seamless transition between base camps and hunting grounds for uninterrupted immersion

Continued refinement of the core Monster Hunter experience combined with fresh mechanics

These updates, alongside the global simultaneous release across platforms, created a more inclusive and exciting environment for both veteran hunters and newcomers.

A Legacy of Cooperative Hunting

Since its debut in 2004, the Monster Hunter series has revolutionized action games by emphasizing cooperative play against colossal monsters in majestic natural settings. As of December 31, 2024, the series has achieved cumulative sales of 108 million units worldwide, establishing itself as one of Capcom’s most iconic global franchises.

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Source : ORICON NEWS