The Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 2 release date is now just days away. The game’s post-launch roadmap has been revealed for the next few months or so, and moving forward, players can expect regular updates. Looking at previous games, we can expect new monsters and Event Quests, spaced out throughout the year. We already knew that the next major update would arrive before the end of June, and thanks to a new presentation, it’s been confirmed for June 30, 2025.

Monster Hunter Wilds is another step forward for the long-running co-op action franchise. For one, its huge open world is more seamless, and more alive than ever before, with distinct seasons that promise to mix up hunts in interesting ways. Now that we’ve published our Monster Hunter Wilds review, the game has landed on our list of best multiplayer PC games.

Here’s everything you need to know about Monster Hunter Wilds’ roadmap and upcoming DLC updates. We’ll detail what’s been announced in terms of post-launch support, and as we move through the year, we’ll also take a look at the schedule moving forward. It’s clear that Capcom intends to support the game for a while, so stay tuned for regular updates to this page.

Update (June 26): Added confirmed details for Title Update 2, which will launch June 30, 2025.

Monster Hunter Wilds roadmap

Monster Hunter Wilds currently has two major post-launch title updates planned, alongside some smaller drops. You can find these listed below, with some details on each. In addition, we’ve broken out some of the core content that’s planned for the next two months or so.

Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 2 release date

Capcom has also revealed Title Update 2, which, has now been fully detailed. We know that it’ll add two new monsters: Lagiacrus, Seregios, Layered Weapons, as well as new Event Quests. We also know that it’ll arrive June 30, 2025.

During a Monster Hunter Showcase that aired on March 25, 2025, a small tease for Title Update 2 was shown right at the end. A splash of water, then a roar, followed by a scaly talon which led many to believe that Lagiacrus could be returning. This’d mark the first time the monster has made an appearance in a mainline Monster Hunter game since Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate. Lagiacrus is now confirmed, alongside Seregios.

In addition to the two new monsters, there’s a new Support Hunter, improvements to photo mode, and the ability to change your Handler.

Layered Weapons will be arriving finally at least, allowing me to finally re-skin my vast collection of Artian weapons, which I find to be quite ugly at the moment. The main problem with Artian weapons is that they largely all look the same, with shiny metallic skins that rarely match what my character is wearing. Hopefully, Title Update 2 and Layered Weapons will fix this.

Monster Hunter Wilds Event Quests

Capcom has announced that Monster Hunter Wilds will be updated regularly with Event Quests moving forward. Here’s what’s been revealed so far:

• Kut-Ku the Forest Conqueror: June 17 – July 1 (Wud Wud Palico Outfit)
• King of a Faraway Sky: June 24 – July 1 (Artian materials)
• A Silent Flash: July 1 – July 15 (Arch Ray Dau Gear)
• Tongue Tied: July 1 – July 8 (Armor Spheres)
• Anguish and Atrocity: July 1 – July 8 (HR Points)
• An Inferno Laid Bare: July 8 – July 22 (Pinion Necklace)

Monster Hunter Wilds Challenge Quests

Capcom has revealed that Challenge Quests will continue to arrive in Monster Hunter Wilds. Only two have been released so far: Doshaguma of the Hollow, which ended on April 17 and The Shining Storm Rages, which ended May 21. There’s a new one that’ll arrive on July 8.

A Challenge Quest where you use specific equipment to race the clock! Participate to earn an exclusive pendant. In past games, this has meant having to try out different weapons, with only a few usable during the quest. As such, it’s a good idea to get some experience with a wider variety of weapons, maybe give the Hunting Horn a go?

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