
According to the series producer, the widespread popularity of Monster Hunter Wilds stems from its strong narrative focus. Continue reading to explore [producer's name]'s insights on the game and the upcoming limited-time event.
Monster Hunter Wilds Remains a Top-Selling Game of 2025
Story, Immersion, and Crossplay Drive Monster Hunter Wilds' Popularity

Monster Hunter Wilds sold over 8 million units within three days of launch, making it Capcom's fastest-selling title. In a March 10 interview with The Nikkei, series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto credited the game's success to its engaging storyline and high-quality voice acting. He also highlighted how crossplay functionality has united players across various gaming platforms.
Last month, in a discussion with GamesRadar+, Tsujimoto emphasized the growing significance of the PC platform and the team's commitment to crossplay. He recognized PC gaming's expanding presence in Japan and globally, stating, "We dedicated considerable effort to make crossplay a reality this time." Tsujimoto added, "This gives you the freedom to choose your preferred platform and seamlessly join your friends for online hunts."
Although Tsujimoto praised the game's narrative, some fans expressed differing opinions, citing issues with prolonged Seikrit rides and uninspired dialogue in various Steam discussions. Many acknowledged, however, that players typically engage with Monster Hunter for its gameplay rather than its story.
Here at Game8, Monster Hunter Wilds earned an overall score of 90/100 for refining previous features with quality-of-life improvements, addictive gameplay, stunning visuals, and a surprisingly captivating story. Discover more of our analysis in the full review below!