Earlier today, Monster Hunter Wilds was released and immediately shot up on the Steam charts to number two with an all-time peak of 1,307,976 players, stunning just about everyone. This now makes it Capcom’s biggest PC release, surpassing the previous top game, Capcom Arcade Stadium, by over double its all-time peak.
Monster Hunter Wilds
Now, although this is a huge achievement, this still only puts Monster Hunter Wilds at number 5 on Steam charts ‘ time peak, with it now sitting just below Lost Ark. But this is just a few house after launch and the weekend hasn’t even started yet so there is plenty of time for this change.
Although the game has released to a gargantuan player base, the Steam reviews of the game aren’t all that great. With only 42% of all reviews being positive. Rather unsurprisingly, the main reason most people have given the game is due to a lack of optimisation. Yet another buggy broken mess to add to the never-ending pile of PC ports.
It still baffles me that companies will charge £60 ($75.46) for an unfinished mess. But I suppose if people will pay it companies will charge
Where to Buy
If you are interested in playing this game, you can find it here on Steam. I think I’ll give this one a miss, at least until a patch or two and maybe a sale as well.
