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Monster Hunter Wilds Sees Huge Jump In PC Players After Free Title Update 2 new features
There appears to be renewed enthusiasm for Monster Hunter Wilds on Steam after the recent release of Free Title Update 2. The action-adventure game saw a spike of 100,000 additional concurrent players on Valve’s PC platform after the patch earlier this week.On June 29, the peak concurrent player count for the day on Monster Hunter Wilds was 19,637 people, according to SteamDB. When the game’s massive Free Title Update 2 landed June 30, the daily high hit 133,033 players, showing a reinvigorated playbase on PC–the game is also available on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Capcom addressed issues with PC performance as part of the patch, as well as promising further optimizations in the future.
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The new update added Lagiacrus, Seregios, and underwater combat to Monster Hunter Wilds. Layered weapons were also introduced, and Capcom noted that the seasonal event called Festival of Accord: Flamefete will take place from July 23 to August 6. Before this, Free Title Update 1 arrived in early April for the game, when it was experiencing peak concurrent players on Steam of over 500,000 people.In the middle of June, Monster Hunter World was actually seeing more Steam players than Monster Hunter Wilds. People were also leaving negative reviews for the newer entry, citing frame rate issues and lack of endgame content. At time of this story’s publication, Monster Hunter Wilds has more than 67,000 players on Steam.Monster Hunter Wilds is the best-selling game in the US for the year so far. In fact, the co-op game is the fastest-selling title in Capcom’s history after 8 million copies were sold in just three days. It’s a spectacular result for a franchise that over a decade ago seemed like it had a niche audience while releasing on handheld consoles, such as the PSP and then Nintendo 3DS. For more, check out GameSpot’s Monster Hunter Wilds review.Monster Hunter Wilds – World Map And All Biomes GuideSee More