Capcom has announced the global release times for Monster Hunter Wilds. Console players (PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S) can begin their hunts at 12:00 AM on Friday, February 28th, local time. PC players will join the hunt later that day. However, players in the Pacific Standard Time (PST) zone can access the game on both console and PC starting at 9:00 PM on Thursday, February 27th.
Capcom also notes that physical copies of Monster Hunter Wilds require a 15GB day-one update. Those who pre-ordered the digital version can download this update immediately to ensure a smooth launch experience on February 28th.
Monster Hunter Wilds, the highly anticipated addition to Capcom's renowned monster hunting franchise, is finally here. IGN's review awarded the game an 8/10, praising its improvements while noting a lack of significant challenge. See how long it took the IGN team to complete the game on our How Long Is Monster Hunter Wilds? page. For those preparing for the hunt, explore our comprehensive guides detailing every confirmed monster and all 14 weapon types in Monster Hunter Wilds.
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