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La beta abierta de MH: Wilds lanza nuevos monstruos y contenido

Autor : Lillian Jan 20,2025

¿Te perdiste la primera beta abierta de Monster Hunter Wilds? ¡No temas! A principios de febrero llega una segunda oportunidad de cazar, que trae nuevos monstruos y contenido.

Monster Hunter Wilds February Open Beta

Nuevo monstruo, nueva beta

El productor Ryozo Tsujimoto anunció una segunda prueba Beta abierta, que se realizará 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 versión beta agrega Gypceros, un enemigo familiar de títulos anteriores de Monster Hunter.

Monster Hunter Wilds February Open Beta

Transferencia y recompensas

Los datos de los personajes de la primera versión beta se trasladan a esta y, en última instancia, al juego completo (aunque el progreso no). Los participantes obtienen recompensas en el juego: un amuleto de arma de peluche Felyne Teddy y un útil paquete de artículos adicionales.

Monster Hunter Wilds February Open Beta

Tsujimoto explicó la decisión de una segunda beta, reconociendo las solicitudes de los jugadores de otra oportunidad de experimentar el juego. Si bien las recientes mejoras previas al lanzamiento no se incluirán en esta versión beta, el equipo se compromete a ofrecer un producto final pulido.

Monster Hunter Wilds se lanza el 28 de febrero de 2025 para PC, PlayStation 5 y Xbox Series X|S. ¡Prepárate para cazar!

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