Monster Hunter Wilds Update 1 Launches Early April, Introduces Endgame Hub

Capcom has unveiled exciting early details about the first major patch for *Monster Hunter Wilds*, scheduled for release in early April. Following the game's massive launch, Capcom shared insights about Title Update 1 (TU1) in a recent Steam post. The company emphasized that the patch's timing, arriving just over a month after the game's debut, is designed to give players ample time to gear up for the new content and challenges ahead.

Title Update 1 promises to elevate the game's challenge level, with Capcom urging players to "Prepare your gear, and resolve, hunters!" This update introduces a formidable new monster, surpassing the strength of Tempered monsters, along with another challenging creature to test the skills of seasoned hunters.

Additionally, TU1 introduces a new endgame gathering spot, catering to players who have completed the main story. Capcom described it as "a new place to meet, communicate, have meals together and more with other hunters." This addition aims to enrich the social aspect of *Monster Hunter Wilds*, offering a space reminiscent of the Gathering Hubs found in previous Monster Hunter titles, though notably not labeled as such by Capcom. The community's reaction to this feature has been mixed, with some praising the update while others question its absence at launch.

Capcom has also released several images to give players a sneak peek of this new gathering area:

Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 1 Screenshots

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In response to the game's 'mixed' Steam user reviews, Capcom has released a troubleshooting guide to help players navigate any issues they may encounter. For those eager to dive into *Monster Hunter Wilds*, we offer a comprehensive guide on what the game doesn't explicitly tell you, a detailed breakdown of all 14 weapon types, an in-progress walkthrough, and a multiplayer guide to facilitate playing with friends. Additionally, if you participated in one of the open betas, you'll find instructions on how to transfer your beta character into the full game.

IGN's review of *Monster Hunter Wilds* awarded it an 8/10, stating, "Monster Hunter Wilds continues to smooth off the rougher corners of the series in smart ways, making for some extremely fun fights but also lacking any real challenge."