Monster Hunter Wilds May Only Be Limited To 30 FPS On Consoles

A new finding suggests that Monster Hunter Wilds is limited to only 30 FPS on consoles. The content creator, @MH_Canta on Twitter, got their hands on a PS5 demo of the title at an event held by Capcom, allowing for their first hands-on experience. During the testing, Canta found that it only ran at a stable 30 FPS and did not reach the 60 FPS threshold. Moreover, there were no options to change to performance mode anywhere in the demo. 

However, since it’s such an early version of the game, there’s still a huge possibility that it was simply lacking the option. Besides, Capcom has not officially confirmed that the Monster Hunter World sequel will only run at 30 FPS. So, it is best to stay hopeful at the moment.

Monster Hunter Wilds Has Left An Indelible Mark At Gamescom So Far

The title has made quite an entrance this year at Gamescom. All the exciting gameplay reveals have racked up millions of views, with fans mostly eyeing the new monsters and boss fights. There are plenty of new locales to explore, with new dynamic environments and enthralling visuals to get lost in. There’s also the new Focus mode, which targets the weaknesses of monsters to help you take them down with support NPC companions.

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All in all, it is best to take this conclusion with a pinch of salt. The content creator was not able to do thorough testing because of short timing, so some details may not be completely accurate. It is also possible that Capcom will introduce the 60 FPS performance mode into Monster Hunter Wilds before its eventual release. Speaking of launch, it is planned to come out sometime next year for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.