Monster Hunter Wilds: System Specs Revealed

On February 28, 2025, Capcom released Monster Hunter Wilds, a game that quickly won the hearts of millions of players around the globe. This enthusiasm is clearly reflected in the online metrics captured in the screenshot below.

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As an avid fan, I'm captivated by the game's stunning graphics, epic battles with a variety of monsters, beautifully crafted gear and weapons, and yes, the delicious in-game food. While the food might have distracted me momentarily, let's dive into what makes Monster Hunter Wilds a must-play and the system requirements needed to enjoy it.

Table of Content

• What is the project about?
• System Requirements

What is the project about?

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When it comes to the story, it's best not to dwell on it. It's somewhat clichéd and lacks the depth many players crave. However, the series has never been about its narrative; the protagonist now speaks, but the dialogue feels somewhat AI-generated, spanning across six in-game chapters.

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Players flock to Monster Hunter for its intense, thrilling battles against unique monsters. In Wilds, the protagonist, customizable as male or female, embarks on an expedition to explore uncharted lands. The mission is spurred by the discovery of a child named Nata, found in the desert, hinting at a previously unknown civilization. This boy, the sole survivor of his tribe, was attacked by a mysterious creature known as the "White Ghost."

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Despite attempts to weave drama into the narrative, the storyline remains somewhat absurd. The local inhabitants, who have never developed weapons, are astonished by our hero's arsenal. While the story is more structured and detailed than before, it still doesn't qualify as a story-driven game. Moreover, Wilds restricts player freedom, enforcing a strict narrative path that can feel tedious after ten hours of play.

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Completing the campaign takes approximately 15–20 hours. For those primarily interested in hunting and exploration, the story can feel more like a hurdle than an engaging journey. Thankfully, most dialogues and cutscenes can be skipped, a feature I greatly appreciate.

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Hunting in Wilds has been streamlined. Striking a monster now results in visible wounds. By targeting these wounds effectively, you can deal massive damage and harvest parts, which are automatically collected—a welcome change. The introduction of rideable pets, like Seikret, further simplifies gameplay. Seikret automatically navigates to your target or any map point at top speed. If you're knocked down, calling Seikret can swiftly get you back on your feet, avoiding dangerous follow-up attacks.

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Seikret's automatic navigation saves time and reduces the need to constantly consult the map. Fast travel options are also readily available, making camp access straightforward.

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Monster health bars are absent, consistent with previous entries. Instead, you must interpret enemy movements, animations, and sounds to understand their condition. In Wilds, your pet will vocalize the monster's status, adding a new layer of interaction. Monsters now utilize the environment more tactically, using crevices and ledges, and some can form packs, adding complexity to encounters.

However, these challenges are manageable, thanks to the option to call for backup, either from other players or NPCs, enhancing both the fun and efficiency of solo play.

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For those seeking additional challenge, mods are available to customize the gameplay experience further.

System Requirements

To ensure a smooth gaming experience with Monster Hunter Wilds, let's review the PC system requirements detailed below.

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We've now covered what Monster Hunter Wilds is all about and the system requirements needed to run it smoothly on your PC.