Is Monster Hunter Wilds down? The long-running series’ newest entry recently had a beta that left some players clawing at the doors, waiting to get in, only to be met with an error. To avoid that issue in the future, we have the current Monster Hunter Wilds server status so you can know what’s stopping you from jumping into the fray.
The Monster Hunter Wilds release date is approaching at speed, and players want to avoid an issue with the beta that stopped them from entering the RPG game. It turns out that the beta just wasn’t live yet, but the vague error code left many, understandably, scratching their heads. Here is the current Monster Hunter Wilds server status.
Monster Hunter Wilds server status
The Monster Hunter Wilds servers are currently offline, due to the game not being out yet, and the fact that there are no open betas running at the moment.
During the most recent open beta, players were receiving an unable to connect to server message (error code R1187-0-0:3) which was because the beta wasn’t live yet. The Monster Hunter Wilds beta start time was Thursday, October 31 at 8pm PT / 11pm ET, or Friday, November 1 at 3am GMT / 4am CET. Players had to wait a little longer to play – although that didn’t stop more than 25,000 players from trying to do so on Steam before the beta went live.
During the beta, the Monster Hunter Wilds servers were relatively stable, despite the huge swathe of players joining. This leaves up hopeful for the future, with what will undoubtedly be a massive release.
Lost for what to do while you wait? Read our Monster Hunter Wilds preview to get a closer impression of what you can expect. If that’s still not enough, check in on all the Monster Hunter Wilds monsters we’ve seen so far, or pass the time playing one of the best games like Monster Hunter on PC.