Get in on the ground floor of Monster Hunter Wilds with style with its photo mode, customizable tents, and ample supply of cosmetics and player cards included in its special DLC pass.

Monster Hunter Wilds is just a few weeks away, and Capcom has released a PC benchmark for players to see if their system is up to snuff. Alongside that, the PC system requirements have been officially lowered.

It's not exactly a huge surprise that Wilds has a buit-in photo mode (some people sussed it out in last year's beta, though it was inaccessible), but we got confirmation today during Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds showcase.

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The Monster Hunter Wilds benchmark has arrived, allowing players to test the upcoming PC RPG for free and see how your GPU copes with it.

Capcom has released a new Monster Hunter Wilds benchmark tool for all the PC players concerned about the game's performance on their hardware.

Between the giant creatures, multiple on-screen characters, and a large map to explore, there's no question that Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds is going to demand a lot of power from PCs. Now, less than a month away from the game's release, Capcom has shared a PC benchmark tool to show players how their computer measures up to the system specs.

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