The new Monster Hunter Wilds will be an expensive affair. The regular standard edition will cost €70 on Steam and €80 for PS5 and Xbox. The Deluxe Edition carries a price tag of €90/€100, while the Premium Deluxe version comes in at €110/€120. But that’s nothing compared to the Ultra Collector’s Edition for over €1,100.
What’s included in the editions? You can already pre-order the basic version of Monster Hunter Wilds on Steam. It costs €70 and includes only the base game. On PS5 and Xbox, you will even pay €80 for it.
The Deluxe Edition costs €90/€100 – The “Deluxe” version includes decorative armor for you, your Palico, and your mount. Additionally, it includes gestures and various cosmetic items. Below, we have included a screenshot with all the contents.
The Premium Deluxe version for €110/€120 includes all of that, and there are also 2 cosmetic DLC packs that are expected to be released in spring and summer 2025. Monster Hunter Wilds itself is expected to be released on February 28, 2025, for PC, PS5, and Xbox.
Collector’s Editions contain tangible goodies
What is the expensive edition? Capcom has also introduced a “Monster Hunter Wilds Collector’s Edition” that comes in a steelbook case.
It includes a plush toy and a bag as physical items, and it also comes with the contents of the digital Deluxe version.
Ultra Collector’s Edition for Monster Hunter Wilds costs over €1,100 and includes a folding bike
What is the super expensive version? The Ultra Collection, however, costs more than 14 times the base game, amounting to €1,128.
This edition includes a bicycle that weighs about 10 kilograms.
In Japanese, it says: Capcom is now accepting reservations for the official shop Limited Edition Monster Hunter Wilds Ultra Collector’s Edition
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The website also states that the mobility aid of the hunter
is a folding bike from DAHON! This fine piece will be delivered between April and June 2025.
Why on earth a bicycle is included and what it has to do with Monster Hunter Wilds is probably a question no one can answer. Anyone who really wants the Ultimate Edition and is willing to pay over €1,100 should also factor in a trip to Japan since the edition will only be sold there: Monster Hunter Wilds shows the most important monster in the game – and it should actually no longer exist
