Monster Hunter World has just reached another simply insane level, continuing to break all records. Will Wilds manage to surpass such a score?
We are all impatiently awaiting Monster Hunter Wilds, the next game in the franchise which promises to be colossal. However, World and Rise are not dead, far from it. This is even more true for the opus released in 2018 which, even today, slaps a slap in the face to all those who embark on the adventure. It opened the doors of licensing to many people, and inevitably, sales followed. Moreover, in this regard, he recently broke a record which clearly shows how popular he is.
Monster Hunter World reaches 25 million sales
Indeed, during the 20th anniversary of the game series, Capcom revealed that the game had exceeded the 25 million sales mark. It’s just impressive, and it clearly makes him the firm’s biggest success. From afar. It should still be remembered that this includes copies of the base game, but also those of the Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition bundle. The titanic expansion also attracted the majority of players, which is logical, when we see its enormous content and all the new features brought into the mix.
That said, Monster Hunter World alone is already a monstrous success. By the end of 2023, it had sold more than 19 million copies. For its part, the DLC crossed 11 million sales. Do we really need to say more to convince you to take the plunge, if you haven’t already? You will understand, it will be difficult to do better. We are waiting to see Wilds at work in 2025 to decide. As for Rise, it has nothing to be ashamed of with its 14.20 million sales.
In any case, Capcom is delighted with this news, and we understand why. The company did not hesitate to recall the influence that Monster Hunter World had on players. Yes, it managed to attract a new audience en masse who were not familiar with the franchise. A great feat without a doubt. “With MHW, Capcom brought the license to global brand status with a simultaneous launch of the series and international promotions, establishing the game as Capcom’s best-selling title of all time within a month of its release. exit “.