Monster Hunter Wilds: System Specs Revealed

May 26,25

On February 28, 2025, Capcom unveiled Monster Hunter Wilds, a game that swiftly captured the enthusiasm of millions of players worldwide. The game's popularity is underscored by the impressive online metrics visible in the screenshot below.

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As a fan, I'm utterly thrilled with Monster Hunter Wilds. The game's stunning graphics, epic battles with a variety of monsters, and an array of stunning gear and weapons are simply unmatched. Not to mention the beautifully crafted in-game cuisine that keeps drawing me back... but let's not get too sidetracked here! In this article, I'll give you a quick overview of the game and its system requirements.

Table of Content ---

  • What is the project about?
  • System Requirements

What is the project about?

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The narrative of Monster Hunter Wilds may not be its strongest suit—often clichéd and somewhat unengaging. But let's be honest, players don't dive into Monster Hunter for the storyline. A notable change is that the protagonist can now speak, although the dialogues feel somewhat artificial, reminiscent of AI-generated text. We'll have to navigate through six in-game chapters with this new feature.

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What truly draws players in are the intense, lengthy, and thrilling battles with unique monsters. The game follows a protagonist, customizable as either male or female, on an expedition to explore uncharted territories. The mission begins with the discovery of a child named Nata in the desert, suggesting that these lands are not as uninhabited as previously thought.

Nata is the sole survivor of a tribe attacked by a mysterious creature known as the "White Ghost." The game's attempt to infuse drama into this scenario can feel somewhat absurd, especially with the locals' bafflement at the protagonist's use of advanced weaponry.

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While the story has improved in structure and detail, it still doesn't qualify Monster Hunter Wilds as a story-driven game. The game often restricts player freedom, adhering to a linear narrative that can become tiresome after around ten hours of gameplay.

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Completing the campaign will take roughly 15-20 hours, and for those who prefer the freedom of hunting over following a storyline, the narrative might feel more like an obstacle. Thankfully, most dialogues and cutscenes can be skipped, which is a major plus for players like me who aren't keen on lengthy conversations.

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Hunting in Monster Hunter Wilds has been streamlined. When you strike a monster, visible wounds appear on its body. By targeting these wounds correctly, you can deal massive damage and cause parts of the monster to drop, which are now automatically collected—a convenient feature that I appreciate.

The introduction of rideable pets, specifically Seikret, adds a new layer to gameplay. Seikret automatically runs at full speed towards your hunting target or any point on the map. This feature is a lifesaver, especially when you're knocked down; Seikret can pick you up almost instantly, helping you avoid further damage and allowing you to switch weapons and heal up.

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Seikret's ability to automatically navigate to your destination means less time fiddling with maps, making exploration smoother and more enjoyable. Fast travel to camps is also available, highlighted by a convenient tent icon.

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Traditional to the series, you won't see health bars for monsters. Instead, you'll need to interpret their movements, animations, and sounds to gauge their condition. In Wilds, your furry companion will even vocalize the monster's state, adding an extra layer of interaction.

Monsters have become smarter, utilizing the environment during battles by hiding in crevices or climbing ledges. Some can even form packs, challenging you to take on multiple enemies at once. But don't worry—there's always the option to call for backup, whether from other players or NPCs, enhancing the fun and efficiency of your hunts.

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If you're looking for an added challenge, consider exploring the vibrant modding community for Monster Hunter Wilds.

System Requirements

To ensure Monster Hunter Wilds runs smoothly on your PC, here are the system requirements:

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We've covered what Monster Hunter Wilds is all about and the system requirements needed to enjoy Capcom's latest offering to its fullest.

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