2025's bombshell: Monster Hunter Wild is World's sequel

Capcom is set to captivate the gaming community once again with the announcement of its upcoming title, Monster Hunter Wild, expected to release in 2025. Monster Hunter Wild is positioned as the successor to the highly successful Monster Hunter World. The Game Awards 2023 served as the platform for its first reveal, teasing fans with what appears to be a rich monster-hunting experience that enhances the popular formula with improved features.n

The announcement indicated that while Monster Hunter Wild maintains its core as an action RPG, it may incorporate elements from both Monster Hunter World and Monster Hunter Rise. Capcom's challenge in 2025 will be to distinguish Monster Hunter Wild from Dragon’s Dogma 2, another Capcom title with similar thematic elements, yet differentiated by its focus on cooperative gameplay. The expectation is that Monster Hunter Wild will streamline the multiplayer aspects that were criticized in its predecessor.n

Monster Hunter Wild has a lot to live up to, following the record-breaking success of Monster Hunter World, which sold over 19 million copies. Despite the anticipation for a sequel, the considerable gap until its release indicates that Capcom is dedicated to delivering a game that mirrors or surpasses the triumphs of its prior installment. Additional information about the game is projected to surface through 2024 and even closer to its 2025 launch.nWhat improvements can fans anticipate in Monster Hunter Wild's co-op multiplayer system?

Monster Hunter Wild is expected to enhance the multiplayer experience by addressing issues from its predecessor and making it more user-friendly. Players can look forward to a less convoluted system for connecting with friends and engaging in cooperative play. Details on the specific improvements will likely be announced as the game's development progresses.