Capcom released a The gameplay video is approximately 35 minutes long to Monster Hunter Wildswhich showcases the actual gameplay of Scarlet Forest for the first time, including battles with new monsters introduced in recent days. What we saw is happening around us Your PS5 dock And with that frame rate It appears to be aiming for 60fpsalbeit inconsistently.
We note that the team led by Ryozo Tsujimoto did not explicitly mention 60 fps, but as many users have pointed out, including those who experienced the game first-hand at Gamescom, the build shown in the video appears Much higher liquidity compared to the demo For the public, which could therefore be an older version and/or does not include the PS5’s performance mode above 30fps.
There is still time to improve performance
It must be said that in the video you can notice some of these things Frame rate drops are more or less noticeableEspecially in the areas of the Crimson Forest and when the hunter engages the monsters in battle. So, we’re a long way from 60 FPS, although there are still several months left until its debut in stores which the Capcom team can exploit to further improve performance on all platforms. However, this seems to conclusively negate the rumors circulating yesterday that talked about a maximum target of 30 frames per second for the PS5 version of Monster Hunter Wilds. However, we are waiting for accurate information from Capcom in the coming months.
Aside from the frame rate issue, the video shows several never-before-seen gameplay sequences, including the transition from Windy Plains to Scarlet Forest and battles with Lala Barina, Uth Duna, and Congalala, as well as a series of interactive gameplay details. Map items, fishing and much more.
We remind you that Monster Hunter Wilds will be released on PS5 and Xbox Series February 28, 2025. Below are prices and details for all digital editions available for pre-order.
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