Get ready for Monster Hunter Wilds! A second open beta is launching before the game's Q1 2025 release, giving players a chance to experience the latest additions. Here's what you need to know:
Beta Dates & Availability:
The open beta will run in two phases:
That's a generous eight days of gameplay across all platforms: PS5, Xbox, and PC (Steam).
How to Participate:
No registration is required! This is an open beta. Simply search for "Monster Hunter Wilds" on your respective digital storefront (PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, or Steam) and download the beta client when it becomes available.
New Beta Content:
The highlight of this beta is the addition of the Gypceros hunt. All content from previous betas will also be included.
Beta Rewards:
Participating in the beta will unlock these in-game rewards:
Stay tuned to The Escapist for more Monster Hunter Wilds coverage, including details on pre-order bonuses and editions.
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