Monster Hunter Wilds will throw more monsters at you at once, thanks to the power of the current generation of consoles. Capcom has said that Wilds will feature herds of large monsters, giving players more monsters to contend with during each hunt.
In an interview with GameSpot, which you can read the entirety of below, Monster Hunter Wilds director Yuya Tokuda said that the game will blow past the limitations of previous entries. Instead of the max of three monsters running around at once during a hunt there will now be herds of large monsters, similar to herds of smaller monsters present in previous games. Now when you reach your target, you may have to contend with multiple of that monster at once. There will also be even more large monsters around, which Tokuda said will create more dynamic moments in the gameplay.
Tokuda said that, for example, the lightning monster shown during the Summer Game Fest trailer is an apex monster and the way it interacts with other monsters can change based on the number and type of monster present. It will also act differently depending on the environment, which can change thanks to weather and other shifting aspects. Tokuda said that all of this comes together to really make the upgraded environments really shine in Monster Hunter Wilds.
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