Capcom is pulling out all the stops to get Monster Hunter Wilds back on track, as revealed in their latest financial report. Despite a rocky launch marred by performance issues and a delayed endgame, the publisher remains committed to making the game a success.

The company is taking a multi-pronged approach to revitalizing sales, including the release of a substantial demo and a significant expansion. Additionally, Capcom is introducing 'pricing measures' designed to make the game more appealing to potential buyers.

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  • A generous demo is set to be released, giving players a taste of the game's vast world and intense hunting action
  • A big expansion is in the works, promising to add a wealth of new content to the game, including fresh quests, characters, and gameplay mechanics
  • Pricing adjustments are being implemented to make the game more competitive in the market and attractive to new players
  • Capcom is hoping these measures will help Monster Hunter Wilds surpass the sales of its predecessor, Monster Hunter World
  • The game's performance will be closely watched in the coming months to see if Capcom's strategy pays off

Source: Eurogamer