To change weapons in Monster Hunter Wilds mid-hunt, you’ll need to call your Seikret over by pressing “X” on PC or “Right D-Pad” on Console, so you can switch your weapon for the one in the sheath.

Monster Hunter Wilds has a new benchmark tool. Can Steam Deck handle the game? Let's find out before this weekend's open beta.

Capcom has just dropped Monster Hunter Wilds' 2nd Open Beta Test on consoles and PC, and fans are flocking to it in droves.

Here’s how to practice weapons in the training area in Monster Hunter Wilds. The training area is a new location where you can try and practice every available weapon in various battle situations. In the beta, you must first hunt the Alpha Doshuguma to unlock the training area.

It's hard to improve upon a tried and true formula, especially one that has seen changes and refinement for over 20 years running. But Monster Hunter producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and his team at Capcom continue to find ways to do so,

It's not exactly a huge surprise that Wilds has a buit-in photo mode (some people sussed it out in last year's beta, though it was inaccessible), but we got confirmation today during Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds showcase.

Capcom reveals a new look at Monster Hunter Wilds, showing the various activities players can expect to find in the Iceshard Cliffs location.

Monster Hunter Wilds is just a few weeks away, and Capcom has released a PC benchmark for players to see if their system is up to snuff. Alongside that, the PC system requirements have been officially lowered.

Capcom has confirmed a gameplay change in Monster Hunter Wilds from Monster Hunter World and MH fans are all for it.

Fire off those SOS flares, hunters: the Monster Hunter Wilds beta test is now live on Steam. Anyone and everyone with a PC (or PS5, or Xbox) can join the second Wilds open beta, which began at 7 pm Pacific on February 6th and runs until the same time on Sunday,