Monster Hunter Wilds Credits Success to Producers

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Monster Hunter Wilds Remains a Top-Tier Game of 2025

Compelling Narrative, Immersive Experience and Crossplay Drive Monster Hunter Wilds' Popularity

MH Wilds has shattered records by selling over 8 million copies within three days of launch, becoming Capcom's fastest-selling title to date. In a March 10 interview with The Nikkei, Monster Hunter series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto credited the game's phenomenal success to its narrative depth, immersive voice acting, and cross-platform play capabilities that unite players across different consoles.

During a recent GamesRadar+ interview, Tsujimoto emphasized Capcom's commitment to PC optimization and crossplay functionality. Recognizing PC gaming's growing global influence, especially in Japan, he stated: "We dedicated significant effort to ensuring seamless cross-platform play this time. Players now enjoy complete freedom choosing their preferred platform while maintaining the ability to hunt online with friends."

While Tsujimoto highlighted the narrative elements, some community members expressed differing opinions on Steam forums. Common critiques include extended Seikrit rides and occasionally flat dialogue. However, most fans acknowledge that Monster Hunter's appeal traditionally lies in gameplay rather than story - though many concede Wilds presents a notable narrative improvement.

Game8 awarded Monster Hunter Wilds a 90/100 score, praising its quality-of-life enhancements, refined gameplay systems, stunning visual presentation, and unexpectedly engaging storyline. For our complete evaluation, read our detailed review below!