Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilderness to Be Released in 2025 with New Features

TapTechNews August 10th news, Capcom's Monster Hunter: Wilderness will be released in 2025 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC (Steam) platforms, supports Chinese, and supports cross-platform play.

Capcom has just announced the tanto introduction video that everyone is very interested in, including aspects such as concentration mode and focused weak point attacks.

A weapon that is fast in action and good at continuous attacks.

Can counterattack by seeing through the monster's attack.

After a specific attack hits, the color stage of the spirit gauge will rise.

When the spirit gauge turns red, some actions will be enhanced.

Use the concentration mode to aim at the monster's wounds and weak points.

Entering the concentration mode can aim at the target to attack or defend. In concentration mode, the hunter will attack and defend in the exact front of the view, and in addition, the wounds and exposed weak points will be highlighted, making it easier for the hunter to hit.

In concentration mode, hitting the wounds and weak points can perform special derivative attacks that cause a lot of damage. If it hits a wound, it will cause a one-time wound destruction, causing a lot of damage to the monster and making it timid.

TapTechNews noticed that Capcom had previously announced the introduction videos of hunting horn, gunlance, insect glaive, heavy crossbow, greatsword, and basic actions.

Capcom officially announced that the third official trailer of Monster Hunter: Wilderness will be announced on the opening night of the Cologne Gamescom on August 21. Previously, Tsujimoto Ryozo said that the game will also be playable for the first time during the Cologne Gamescom.

Tsujimoto Ryozo had previously revealed that the creatures and ecology of Monster Hunter: Wilderness will reach a completely new height, and the development team will also strive to squeeze out the power of PS5.

There was also a rumor that Capcom had started the development work of Monster Hunter: Wilderness in 2019, meaning that this game has been brewing in Capcom's development laboratory for 6 years.

Golem said that the game producer completely let go (complete freedom) of the development of Monster Hunter: Wilderness, meaning that there will be many abandoned ideas and gameplay from Monster Hunter: World in this game.