Although Monster Hunter Wilds has a ton of new features and mechanics, you’ll still use the same iconic weapons to take down ...

Bask in the springtime aura and enjoy cherry blossom season in the Grand Hub during the Festival of Accord: Blossomdance seasonal event, taking place in Monster Hunter Wilds for a limited time! Join ...

Heads up Monster Hunter Wilds players, a new limited-time event is coming tomorrow! Titled the "Festival of Accord: Blossomdance", players will be able to hang around a fancy new gathering hub ...

Capcom is once again warning that players cheating on Monster Hunter Wilds will find some sections "unplayable" if they persist in using unsanctioned mods. Taking to social media, the publisher ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Monster Hunter Wilds' seasonal Festival of Accord: Blossomdance event is live, covering the Grand Hub in cherry blossoms and adding new armor sets ...

This guide will tell you what time Festival of Accord: Blossomdance releases in Monster Hunter Wilds in several time zones, as well as give additional information on what to expect from this update.

The free Title Update 1 for Monster Hunter Wilds was released yesterday, bringing with it new quests where players compete for the fastest hunt time. However, Capcom has warned of potential ...

Monster Hunter Wilds title update 1 is everything that fans could have asked for – and a not-so-subtle tease from Capcom promises that more is on the way. The first major overhaul for the ...

Frenzy shards are a material that you get from taking on special fights in Monster Hunter Wilds. The item is a must if you want to craft certain sets of armor, like the Feylne Artian set.

The Tempered Mizutsune Investigation in Monster Hunter Wilds is a late-game hunt ... When the monster appears on the World Map, don’t rush in immediately. Move your cursor over its icon and ...

At this point, it's worth noting that Monster Hunter World ran into a similar issue, with cheaters ruining its leaderboards — and this was, disappointingly, a problem that never actually got fixed.