Monster Hunter Wilds title update 1 will release on PC in April, adding a Grand Hub, Mizutsune and new quests

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Monster Hunter Wilds will receive its first major update on April 3rd PT in the U.S., and April 4th in the UK. This update introduces a brand-new social hub, along with a familiar monster from past games, tougher versions of existing monsters, new quest types, and more outfits to choose from. There’s lots to look forward to once you get a taste! Here is a trailer for the update.

Monster Hunter Wilds – Free Title Update 1 | PS5 Games

As a gamer, here’s how I would rephrase it: “First off, the monsters! We’ve got the ‘shimmering yet perilous’ Mizutsune returning from Monster Hunter Rise, appearing in both standard and supercharged eight-star versions. It’s a massive, flamboyant rainbow lizard that seems to dance as it moves, and it strategically attacks enemies with debilitating bubbles, as described in a PlayStation blog post. Now, who among us wouldn’t love a real-life bubble dancing school? (I bet there’s one out there somewhere!)

Just like other top-tier predators in Monster Hunter, Mizutsune provides resources for new armor sets. But where’s my bubble suit, Capcom? I can’t do my dance moves without it! To take on (or trap) the Mizutsune, you need to speak with Kanya at the Scarlet Forest Base Camp when you reach Hunter Rank 21 or higher.

The initial title modification marks Capcom’s introduction of the most challenging monster variants yet, called “Arch-tempered.” Starting off with the Arch-tempered Rey Dau, this formidable foe will be accessible to players with Hunter Rank 50 or higher from an event quest on Tuesday, April 30th.

Title Update 1 introduces a repeatable encounter with the Zoh Shia in Advanced Mode, a creature previously fightable only during the main storyline. Starting from April 3rd/4th, players can engage in multiple battles against the High Rank Zoh Shia. Keep an eye out for the related quest in the game’s environment guide, or you may even come across it during Wyvern’s Wakening in the Ruins of Wyveria. Defeat it and you’ll be able to craft unique Advanced Mode hunter and Palico equipment that gives a distinct ‘tarred and feathered’ appearance.

From now on, we won’t be introducing any more monsters. Instead, let’s focus on the real challenges – other human players! With the first title update, we’re unveiling the Grand Hub, a grand social area that has been revered as a place of worship by the people of Suja. This space is marked by towering carved totems and tents, and you might even catch the melodies of devotees singing after dusk. Additionally, it features a bowling alley where you can knock down barrel bombs for rewards and various trinkets.

1. To take advantage of this, you’ll require Barrel Bowling Vouchers that can be obtained through login bonuses and other methods. These vouchers serve as a way to retain players. Starting from Hunter Rank 16, The Grand Hub will become accessible; simply talk to Tetsuzan in Suja, the Peaks of Accord to access it.

2. To make use of this feature, you’ll need Barrel Bowling Vouchers which can be gained through login rewards and other means. These vouchers are designed to keep players engaged. From Hunter Rank 16 onwards, The Grand Hub will be accessible; just chat with Tetsuzan in Suja, the Peaks of Accord to get there.

3. To enjoy this benefit, you’ll require Barrel Bowling Vouchers that can be acquired through login incentives and other methods. These vouchers are a strategy for retaining players. From Hunter Rank 16 upwards, The Grand Hub will become accessible; simply converse with Tetsuzan in Suja, the Peaks of Accord to gain access.

4. To benefit from this, you’ll need Barrel Bowling Vouchers that can be obtained through login rewards and other means. These vouchers are a way to keep players coming back. From Hunter Rank 16 onwards, The Grand Hub will be accessible; just talk to Tetsuzan in Suja, the Peaks of Accord for access.

5. To take advantage of this perk, you’ll require Barrel Bowling Vouchers that can be earned through login bonuses and other sources. These vouchers are a method to keep players engaged. Starting at Hunter Rank 16, The Grand Hub will become accessible; simply chat with Tetsuzan in Suja, the Peaks of Accord for access.

In addition to that, arena quests are making a comeback! These quests test your skills by requiring you to complete a hunt as swiftly as you can using specific gear and limited resources. There will also be time-limited Challenge Quests and Free Challenge Quests available, where you can gather pendants as rewards. Plus, Alma gets a fresh outfit for free, and there are additional cosmetic DLC items up for grabs. For more details, check out the PlayStation blog.

Capcom has started hinting at the upcoming second update for their game, set to release this summer. A sneak peek of a new menacing creature can be seen in the video above, but there’s no news about any major changes for the technical difficulties that PC users faced at launch. I’m curious if you’ve been experiencing any frame rate problems recently?

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2025-03-25 18:55