All Pre-Order Bonuses and Editions For Monster Hunter Wilds

With Monster Hunter Wilds' release on February 28th fast approaching, now's your last chance to secure those coveted pre-order bonuses. But is it worth the pre-order rush? Let's dive into the pre-order bonuses and various editions to help you decide.

Which Platforms Offer Monster Hunter Wilds?

Monster Hunter Wilds, the latest addition to Capcom's monster-hunting saga, arrives February 28th on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC. Its absence on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 is likely due to the game's demanding performance requirements. A potential Nintendo Switch 2 release remains a possibility, though unconfirmed by Nintendo.

The game, like its predecessors, features a vast open world teeming with diverse monsters. Prepare to face colossal beasts, including the fearsome Uth Duna and the returning menace, Rathalos.

Every Pre-Order Bonus for Monster Hunter Wilds

Pre-ordering Monster Hunter Wilds before February 28th (hurry!) grants you these bonuses:

• Hunter Layered Armor Set
• Guild Knight Talisman
• Hope Charm

While the exact effects of the Hope Charm remain undisclosed, past games suggest a beneficial in-game boost. While not game-breaking, it could provide a valuable edge in certain situations.

Every Edition of Monster Hunter Wilds

Pre-ordering secures your bonuses, but choosing the right edition requires further consideration, especially if a Monster Hunter-branded bike is on your wish list (yes, really!).

Here's a breakdown of the available pre-order editions:

Standard Edition ($69.99)

Available digitally and physically on consoles, and digitally on PC. Includes:

• Monster Hunter Wilds base game
• Pre-order content

Deluxe Edition ($89.99)

Available digitally on PC and consoles. Includes:

• Monster Hunter Wilds base game
• Pre-order content
• Hunter Layered Armor Set: Feudal Soldier
• Hunter Layered Armor: Fencer’s Eyepatch
• Hunter Layered Armor: Oni Horns
• Wig
• Seikret Decoration: Soldier’s Caparison
• Seikret Decoration: General’s Caparison
• Felyne Layered Armor Set: Felyne Ashigaru
• Pendant: Avian Wind Chime
• Gesture: Battle Cry
• Gesture: Uchiko
• Hairstyle: Hero’s Topknot
• Hairstyle: Refined Warrior
• Makeup/Face Paint: Hunter’s Kumadori
• Makeup/Face Paint: Special Bloom
• Sticker Set: Avis Unit
• Sticker Set: Monsters of the Windward Plains
• Nameplate: Extra Frame — Russet Dawn
• Purchase Bonus

Primarily cosmetic, this edition won't drastically enhance your hunting prowess, but it certainly boosts your style.

Premium Deluxe Edition ($109.99)

A deluxe Deluxe Edition, available digitally on PC and consoles. For $109.99, you get:

• Monster Hunter Wilds base game
• Pre-order content
• Deluxe Edition content
• Premium Bonus content (available at release)
• Hunter Layered Armor: Wyverian Ears
• Premium Bonus Hunter Profile Set
• BGM: Proof of a Hero (2025 Recording)
• Monster Hunter Wilds Cosmetic DLC Pack 1 (available Spring 2025) – Includes: Hunter layered armor (1 series, 5 pieces + 1 piece), Seikret decorations (2), Pendants (6 with color variations), Pose Sets (1), Makeup/Facepaint (1), Sticker set (1), BGM Set (1), Pop-up camp customization contents (2)
• Monster Hunter Wilds Cosmetic DLC Pack 2 (available Summer 2025) – Includes: Hunter layered armor (1 series, 5 pieces), Pendants (6 with color variations), Gesture sets (2), Hairstyles (2), Makeup/Facepaint (2), Sticker set (1)

Beyond these digital editions, Capcom offers two Japan-exclusive physical PS5 Collector's Editions:

Collector’s Edition ($68)

This budget-friendly option includes a steelbook, weapon bag, and adorable Seikret plush. Note that the game itself is not included.

Ultra Collector’s Edition ($1,140)

This extravagant edition includes the base game, pre-order content, the Seikret plush, weapon bag, steelbook, and a Monster Hunter Wilds Secret Folding Bicycle (shipping separately around April 2025). Note that the Deluxe Edition DLC is not included.

The bike's value is debatable; a comparable model costs around $870. International shipping from the Capcom Japan store isn't available.

Early Reactions to Monster Hunter Wilds

While full reviews are pending, early previews and beta feedback are overwhelmingly positive. IGN highlights the game's impressive monster variety and detailed environments. PCGamesN praises its evolutionary improvements over its predecessor, while Eurogamer notes its streamlined, beginner-friendly design. GamesRadar even claims a 30-minute demo was enough to sell them on the series. IGN's recent preview indicates significant performance improvements over the open beta.

Another open beta is scheduled for February 7-10 and February 14-17.

In conclusion, numerous pre-order bonuses and editions cater to various budgets and desires. Don't delay securing your preferred edition and pre-order bonuses before February 28th.

The above article was updated on 2/3/2025 by the original author to include additional information about Monster Hunter Wilds.