Here's how to find and catch a Monster Hunter Wilds Dapperwing, the colorful tiny bird, and complete Samin's research report side quest.

Monster Hunter fans are still waiting for Capcom to patch and fix these terrible issues with Monster Hunter Wilds.

Monster Hunter Wilds slays the 8 million units sold milestone in just three days, making it the fastest selling Capcom game, ever Monster Hunter Wilds has beaten Monster Hunter World to become the fastest-selling game in Capcom history.

Our Monster Hunter Wilds guide will tell you where to find ember rufflizards and how to catch them. To find ember rufflizards, you’ll have to head to the Oilwell Basin. Ember rufflizards like to be near lava, so you’ll need to look in some of the lower areas of the basin where there’s, you know, lava.

As all games need some kind of leveling mechanic to let us know how much of our life we have invested in them, Monster Hunter Wilds follows that trend, giving us Monster Rank as a thing to chase. As you play through the game, you'll find yourself leveling up, but what's the max rank, and why should you care? Let's see.

Capcom is striving to fix a bug that can potentially halt forward progress in Monster Hunter Wilds.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Our Monster Hunter Wilds guide will tell you where to find rime beetles and how to catch them.

Monster Hunter Wilds has a patch arriving soon, addressing a known but fairly important issue with its story progression. As noted over the weekend by the Monster Hunter Status account on X/Twitter, players encountered an issue where a certain NPC didn't appear.

Monster Hunter Wilds has sold over 8m units in just three days, setting a new record for Capcom as its fastest selling game. The game was released last Friday, 28th February, and on its first day reached a concurrent player count on Steam of over a million within its first day.