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La beta abierta de febrero de Monster Hunter Wilds presenta nuevos monstruos y contenido

Autor : Noah Actualizar : Jan 21,2025

¡Prepárate para la segunda beta abierta de Monster Hunter Wilds!

Monster Hunter Wilds February Open Beta

¿Te perdiste la primera beta abierta de Monster Hunter Wilds? ¡Llega una segunda oportunidad a principios de febrero! Esta prueba beta ampliada ofrece a los jugadores que regresan otra oportunidad de experimentar el juego antes de su lanzamiento oficial el 28 de febrero de 2025. El productor Ryozo Tsujimoto anunció la noticia a través de un vídeo de YouTube.

Nuevo monstruo, nuevo contenido

La versión beta se ejecutará en dos sesiones: del 6 al 9 de febrero y del 13 al 16 de febrero, disponible para PC, PlayStation 5 y Xbox Series X|S. Esta vez, los jugadores pueden cazar a Gypceros, un monstruo favorito de los fanáticos de juegos anteriores.

Monster Hunter Wilds February Open Beta

Los datos de los personajes de la primera versión beta se transfieren y se pueden transferir al juego completo. Sin embargo, el progreso no se guardará. Los jugadores que participan reciben recompensas en el juego: un amuleto de arma Felyne relleno y un paquete de artículos adicionales para ayudar al inicio del juego.

Monster Hunter Wilds February Open Beta

Tsujimoto explicó la decisión de una segunda beta y afirmó que la demanda de los jugadores de otra oportunidad de jugar impulsó la decisión. Si bien las actualizaciones recientes de la comunidad detallan mejoras continuas, estos cambios no se incluyen en esta versión beta, ya que aún están en desarrollo.

Prepárate para el lanzamiento de Monster Hunter Wilds el 28 de febrero de 2025 en PC, PlayStation 5 y Xbox Series X|S. ¡Feliz caza!

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