2025 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for gaming, with Monster Hunter Wilds launching in Q1. Before the official release, you'll have a chance to experience the game firsthand during the second open beta. Here's a comprehensive guide to the Monster Hunter Wilds second open beta.
The Monster Hunter Wilds second open beta will be released in two phases:
Each phase spans four days, providing a total of eight days of gameplay. This generous timeframe allows ample opportunity to explore the game's offerings. The beta will be available on PS5, Xbox, and PC (Steam).
This is an open beta; no pre-registration is required. PS5 and Xbox users can download the beta directly from their respective digital storefronts. Steam users should check the game's store page for the beta download option closer to the release dates.
The highlight of the second open beta is the addition of the Gypceros hunt. All content from previous betas will also be included.
Participating in the beta unlocks in-game rewards:
This concludes our overview of the Monster Hunter Wilds second open beta. For additional game tips, pre-order bonuses, and more, visit The Escapist.
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