Capcom is running a beta across the next two weekends for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC players. The beta will have new content including Flagship monster Arkveld, and returning monster Gyperos as well as a new training area where you can solo play and test all of the weapons on offer.

Capcom has revealed new details about Monster Hunter Wilds and its two upcoming open beta weekends ahead of the game's official release on February 28.

Capcom has revealed that its second open beta test for Monster Hunter Wilds will feature its flagship monster, the Arkveld.

We already knew two more Monster Hunter Wilds open betas were on the way ahead of this month's launch, but Capcom has now shared a few more details - confirming they'll give players a chance to go up against flagship monster Arkveld for the first time.

Capcom launches the official PC benchmark for Monster Hunter WIlds, along with an updated spec list, three weeks before the game's launch.

The second Monster Hunter Wilds open beta has been confirmed, amid a slew of other reveals including pre-order bonuses and much more.

Monster Hunter Wilds' second Open Beta test is almost here and Capcom has pulled back the curtain on what will be different from the first beta. The biggest addition will be that players will be able to take on the new flagship monster, Arkveld, in an advanced quest that will test the skills of all who take it on.

During the Monster Hunter Wilds February 2025 Showcase, Capcom unpacked a massive amount of new info from new monsters to gameplay features. Here's everything you need to know from this Showcase.

Six years after Capcom dropped the wildly-popular Monster Hunter World, and three years after the more action-focused follow-up Monster Hunter Rise, we finally know when we’re going to be jumping