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Despite some challenges, *Monster Hunter Wilds* quickly became Capcom’s best-selling game ever, shipping 8 million copies in just three days. At Gamescom, fans were thrilled to hear about a crossover with *Final Fantasy 14*, which will add new outfits, a challenging boss fight against Omega Planetes, and the option to play as a Dark Knight or Pictomancer. While this new content brought some players back, overall feedback hasn’t been great, as the event isn’t addressing the game’s biggest issues.

The Title Update 3 (TU3) for Monster Hunter Wilds brought a lot of new content, with the Final Fantasy 14 collaboration being a major addition. But the most exciting part of the update is definitely the new monster, Omega Planetes. Typically, monsters in Monster Hunter World come with one armor set and a few weapons – one for each of the 14 weapon types.

From the initial announcement, and as more information became available, Ghost of Yotei was frequently compared to Assassin’s Creed Shadows. Because Ghost of Tsushima, the game it builds upon, had previously drawn comparisons to the Assassin’s Creed series due to its focus on stealth, it was natural for those parallels to extend to Ghost of Yotei as well. However, the similarities between Ghost of Yotei and Assassin’s Creed Shadows weren’t limited to gameplay; both games feature a story where a young woman seeks revenge for her parents’ murder. But after playing Ghost of Yotei, I’ve realized it actually shares more in common with another highly anticipated game this year: Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.

Two days ago, Reddit user bertik11 shared that they believe Kingdom Come: Deliverance (KCD 1) will receive an update next year, essentially a next-generation version. They anticipate the release will be sometime between January and April. However, no specific information about what the update will include has been released yet.

While the victim’s body doesn’t offer many immediate answers, this helpful clue leads me on a complicated and unpredictable journey as I try to unravel a series of puzzling murders in Kuttenberg. This gruesome investigation kicks off The Fifth Commandment side quest, and it’s easily the most captivating and enjoyable questline I’ve experienced in Warhorse’s RPG to date.

When the time comes, Capcom will stop supporting Monster Hunter: World, Monster Hunter Rise, and Monster Hunter Wilds on Windows 10. This doesn’t mean the games will instantly stop working, but future updates to either your operating system or the games themselves might cause compatibility issues on Windows 10 systems.

Here is an overview of the quest, via Capcom:

At Tokyo Game Show 2025, Capcom revealed exciting news for Monster Hunter Stories fans: both Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin are coming to Xbox for the first time! Players will be able to enjoy these games on both Xbox One and the newer Xbox Series X|S consoles.

The powerful mechanical boss Omega Planetes from Final Fantasy XIV is coming to Monster Hunter, and players will need to work together to defeat it. To help with this challenge, two new job classes inspired by FF14 are being added in the Wilds update: Dark Knight and Pictomancer. Dark Knights can equip special armor to protect themselves and withstand strong attacks, while Pictomancers use illusions to cast powerful spells on their foes.

The biggest news from Tokyo Game Show for Monster Hunter Wilds was the announcement of Title Update 4, bringing back the popular monster Gogmazios from Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate in December. We also learned more about Title Update 3, which is heavily featuring MMO-style gameplay thanks to a collaboration with Final Fantasy 14. However, when thinking about what will likely generate the most revenue for Capcom, the third pack of cosmetic DLC seems like a safe bet.