#Monster Hunter Wilds’ first main replace already has a launch date—and it’s bringing harder monsters – Destructoid

Monster Hunter Wilds gamers are simply starting to discover the sport and evaluate it to Monster Hunter: World, however CAPCOM already has a serious replace deliberate earlier than anybody even requests it.

The studio introduced that Title Replace 1 (TU1) will arrive in early April, aiming to broaden the endgame and provides gamers extra content material after finishing the story and mastering fight. Based on CAPCOM, the one-month hole between Wilds’ February 28 launch and TU1 is sufficient time for gamers to organize for brand spanking new content material and challenges.

This might be a free replace, not a paid DLC or enlargement.

MH Wilds’ TU1 will deliver “a monster of formidable power at a stage above Tempered,” in addition to a second monster vaguely described as “one other difficult monster.” Certainly one of these is like Mizutsune, the monster teased within the sport’s launch trailer. We’ll have to attend and see if this might be sufficient problem for these apprehensive about MH Wilds being too simple and creating challenges on their very own.

The identical video additionally stated this Spring replace would deliver Occasion quests, which weren’t talked about by CAPCOM on this newest announcement.

TU1 can even deliver a gathering hub. “A brand new place to fulfill, talk, have meals collectively and extra with different hunters might be added,” CAPCOM wrote. “This space might be obtainable to hunters who’ve accomplished the primary story.”

You may run into MH Wilds devs on launch day

In a separate replace, CAPCOM revealed that MH Wilds builders might be taking part in on-line on launch day, giving gamers an opportunity to stumble upon the creators behind the sport.

It’s unclear if encountering a dev in-game will grant any bonuses or simply make for a cool story to inform mates.

Additionally, the devs featured within the announcement video are from CAPCOM Japan, elevating the query of whether or not “the entire dev staff” means all world builders or simply these taking part in on Japanese servers.