Monster Hunter: World News

While Monster Hunter is relatively new to PC, the history of the games stretches back much further, and now Capcom is celebrating the series' 20th anniversary in collaboration with MSI. The companies have collaborated to put together a plethora of limited-edition PC hardware goodies that any fan of the franchise would happily display as a trophy.

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There are few games I love more than the Resident Evil series, but Capcom's own Monster Hunter: World is one of them. The next-gen reinvention of the beloved Monster Hunter games was the push I needed to get into the massive RPGs, and also saw the series finally explode in global popularity far beyond its already huge success in Japan. In a special New Year message, series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto thanks fans for the success of World and its follow-up Monster Hunter Rise, also speaking to development of the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds.

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It has been revealed that Monster Hunter World - the ambitious open world entry in Capcom's legendary action series - has surpassed 23 million units sold.

This was revealed as part of a special new year message released on the official Monster Hunter YouTube channel. This video, in which producer Ryozo Tsujimoto wishes the world well as we all get accustomed to 2024, is short but packed full of interesting tidbits about the series' past and future.

Alongside the impressive sales figures attached to Monster Hunter World, it was also revealed in the same video that Monster Hunter Rise has sold 13 Million copies, while Monster Hunter Now has pushed past the 10 million shipped units milestone. All in all, a pretty huge spread for one of Capcom's premier series.

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After almost six years, Monster Hunter World is still alive and kicking. Its post-game resurgence has even blown past recent arrivals like The Finals in player numbers on Steam, gradually starting to rival its golden days from all those years ago.

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