Updated
Updated · Push Square · Jul 14
Capcom Cuts Monster Hunter Wilds' $69.99 Price, Replaces Deluxe Editions Before 2027 Expansion
Updated
Updated · Push Square · Jul 14

Capcom Cuts Monster Hunter Wilds' $69.99 Price, Replaces Deluxe Editions Before 2027 Expansion

3 articles · Updated · Push Square · Jul 14

Summary

  • August 4 will bring a permanent price cut for Monster Hunter Wilds' standard edition, down from its current $69.99/£64.99, though Capcom has not yet disclosed the new price.
  • August 3 marks a broader digital-store overhaul: Deluxe, Premium Deluxe and the Cosmetic DLC Pass will be discontinued and replaced with a Gold edition, Cosmetic DLC Collection and Extras Cosmetic DLC Pack.
  • The new lineup leaves buyers with four main options—standard, Gold, Cosmetic DLC Collection and Extras Cosmetic DLC Pack—with the Gold edition bundling the base game and all DLC released so far.
  • Capcom appears to be simplifying entry into the game ahead of Ascendance, the expansion announced last month and scheduled for release next year.

Insights

With Monster Hunter Wilds' price dropping, is the new Gold Edition a must-buy or a strategic upsell before the 2027 expansion?
Is Capcom's pricing overhaul for Monster Hunter Wilds a sign of franchise fatigue or a savvy play for its PC-focused digital empire?