A visible beta version of Monster Hunter Wilds is then released with early access for PlayStation Plus participants.

Capcom has announced a visible beta test for Monster Hunter Wilds.

This time it will arrive on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Steam, with early access for the inauguration of PlayStation Plus participants on October 28.

The second tier of the beta, which begins on October 31, will not require a PlayStation Plus club or a subscription to Sport Cross Core or Latter.

The beta version will support cross-play on all platforms and will include three parts: the entire personality training instrument, a story test, and Doshaguma Hunt in the wild.

Players will be able to elevate their personality training knowledge to the full version of the sport when it becomes exempt on February 28, 2025.

The story test will allow players to enjoy the exit scene and play through the Chatacabra hunt with easy tutorials.

“In Doshaguma Hunt, the objective is to defeat the alpha of the Doshaguma group,” Capcom mentioned. “Explore the vast terrain in your Seikret and switch between two different weapon types on the fly as you experience the ultimate in hunting action.”

“Both the Story Trial and Doshaguma Hunt can be experienced solo, or players can use an SOS flare to create a party of up to four players online, or ask for help from NPC Support Hunters.”

Monster Hunter Wilds maker Ryozo Tsujimoto announced the beta on Tuesday during a virtual showcase of the game, which also had time to premiere a new trailer. The presentation can also be re-watched in full via this bulletin’s supremacy YouTube video.

Capcom recently released a Japan-exclusive Ultra Collector’s Edition of Monster Hunter Wilds, which comes with a motorcycle and costs ¥181,590 ($1,260).