There’s nothing quite like hunting down giant monsters and finding yourself at the mercy of beasts that are quick, powerful, and terrifying in equal measure. Monster Hunter Wilds is the next game in Capcom’s long-running series, but the previous two entries – World and Rise – are still excellent and well worth catching up on before Wilds arrives.
The Monster Hunter Wilds release date is fast approaching, and if you haven’t had a chance to play its predecessors before now, it’s the perfect time to grab them for cheap. They’re some of the best PC games around, delivering challenging and adrenaline-pumping hunts that see you grinding materials and composing perfect builds for dozens of hours.
We said that the latest game is “the best Monster Hunter game to date” in our 9/10 Monster Hunter Rise review, adding that it “maintains everything that’s fun about World, makes meaningful tweaks to the flow of combat, and adds plenty of its own flavor with Palamutes, new traversal mechanics, and gorgeous environments.”
Well, both Rise and World are now available at a great price with Fanatical’s Build your own Monster Hunter Bundle. You can grab them both for just $9.99 / £9.99, or mix-match to get one game and one of the expansions – like Iceborne for World and Sunbreak for Rise.
That’s the lowest price the games have ever been, and you can even pick up both and their respective expansions for just $17.99 / £17.99. Even if you just complete both games’ main stories before Wilds releases, that’s a spectacular offer. Opting for all of the Deluxe content gets you the entire collection for $24.99 / £24.99.
Many of the Monster Hunter Wilds monsters are returning critters, so playing the previous two games will get you up to speed. Personally, Rise is my favorite, as I love the quicker pace and action-focused gameplay compared to World’s slower and methodical hunts.
So if you’re excited for Monster Hunter Wilds, why not prepare by snapping up the last two Monster Hunter games, as well as their tantalizing expansions, at their lowest price ever? Make sure to get some friends involved, as they’re some of the best co-op games to play. Plus, don’t forget to read our Monster Hunter Wilds preview to see how the latest entry is shaping up.
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