Following the breakthrough success of Monster Hunter World, Capcom has geared up to shake up the series with Monster Hunter Wilds.
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In an interview with Game Developer at the recent Summer Game Fest, series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto, executive director Kaname Fujioka, and game director Yuya Tokuda discussed how Monster Hunter Wilds is poised to revolutionize the series. They highlighted a new emphasis on fluid gameplay and an immersive environment that reacts to player actions.
Just as in previous Monster Hunter games, players assume the role of hunters in an unexplored region filled with new wildlife and resources in Monster Hunter Wilds. However, the game's demo at Summer Game Fest displayed a departure from the series' traditional mission-based framework. Instead of isolated zones, Wilds showcased a seamless, open world where players can freely explore, hunt, and engage with the environment.
"The seamlessness of the game is truly one of our core design principles in Monster Hunter Wilds," said Fujioka. "We aimed to create detailed and immersive ecosystems that necessitate a seamless world populated with hostile monsters you can freely hunt."
In-Game World is Exceptionally Dynamic
Monster Hunter Wilds also incorporates real-time weather shifts and fluctuating monster populations. Game director Yuya Tokuda described how new technology facilitated this dynamic world. "Constructing a massive, evolving ecosystem with more monsters and interactive characters presented a significant challenge. Environmental alterations occur concurrently, a feat previously unattainable."
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