Monster Hunter Wilds is easily one of the most anticipated games of the last few years, the true follow-up to the behemoth success of Monster Hunter World. Gaming has changed a surprising amount in the years since that title launched, however, and that means we can enjoy features now that were sorely lacking in the past.

Monster Hunter Wilds has changed a lot of the core formula by introducing a ton of new features, including one fans don’t realize they need.

In this article, check out the latest information on Monster Hunter Wilds crossplay and cross-save feature in the game.

Capcom has yet to confirm the release time for Monster Hunter Wilds through its social media channels (we'll update this post if that changes), but according to the PSN store page

Monster Hunter Wilds is the follow-up to Monster Hunter World, here’s it’s launch times, and what you’ll need to do to preload.

Capcom has announced a free Monster Hunter Wilds giveaway ahead of the release of the new MH game on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X.

Getting started in Monster Hunter Wilds' multiplayer quests is easy, but playing with friends involves a few extra steps.

If you want the Monster Hunter Wilds Deluxe Edition, you can buy a £80 PSN Top-Up for £74.99, or if you want the Deluxe Premium Edition priced at £99.99 on the PSN Store, you can buy a £100 PSN Top-Up code for a discounted £87.99, which is £12 cheaper than if you were to buy direct from PSN.

Monster Hunter Wilds is under a week away from launching on Xbox and PC, yet people are wondering if it's possible to play it early. Join us as we answer that question.