The vast and interconnected world of Monster Hunter Wilds has been showcased in a remarkable journey documented by a dedicated player on the Monster Hunter subreddit. User -BrotherPig- embarked on an epic adventure, traversing from the starting zone, the Windward Plains, across various terrains and all the way to the peaks of the game's later areas. This impressive trip, captured in a video shared on the subreddit, highlights the seamless connectivity of the game's zones, with only a single loading screen encountered during the transition from the Oilwell Basin to the Iceshard Cliffs. This journey, which spans about 9 minutes, demonstrates the impressive design of the game's world and the dedication of its explorers.
While Monster Hunter Wilds does feature loading screens in other instances, such as entering the training grounds or during fast travel and joining a friend's quest, the overall connectivity of the main zones is a testament to the game's immersive design. The seamless transitions between areas give players a new appreciation for the hidden corridors and passages that link the Forbidden Lands, making the world feel truly expansive and connected.
According to a series producer, the secret to Monster Hunter Wilds' success lies in its compelling story, deep immersion, and the innovative cross-play feature. Players continue to uncover new aspects of the game's systems within its open world, ensuring there's always something new to discover and enjoy, especially as the community eagerly anticipates the first Title Update scheduled for April.
For those just starting their journey in Monster Hunter Wilds, a wealth of resources is available to enhance your experience. From guides that reveal what the game doesn't tell you to detailed walkthroughs and a comprehensive look at all 14 weapon types, there's no shortage of information to help you master the game. Additionally, a multiplayer guide is available to help you team up with friends, and if you've participated in the open betas, you can learn how to transfer your beta character to the full game.
IGN's review of Monster Hunter Wilds awarded it an 8/10, praising the game for smoothing out the series' rougher edges in smart ways, resulting in enjoyable combat experiences, though noting a lack of significant challenge.
