Monster Hunter Wilds introduced plenty of new weapons moves, but the open beta was missing a vital feature to help players train for the full launch.

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A Monster Hunter World player beats the game without ever swinging or firing a weapon, relying on a more unusual gameplay strategy.

Capcom is hearing out gamers itching for adventure, as it opens a second beta for Monster Hunter Wilds before the game launches in late February.

Monster Hunter Wilds Open Beta Test 2 takes place over two weekends in February. The first round will take place from February 6-9, with the second weekend taking place from February 13-16.

Get ready, hunters! Monster Hunter Wilds' second beta hits in February, offering new quests, crossplay, and exclusive rewards before the February 28 launch.

For players who wanted another Monster Hunter: Wilds beta, the wait won't be long. Capcom has announced its plans for the second open beta for Monster Hunter: Wilds, which will take place over two weekends in February with availability across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Steam. The dates and timings are as follows:

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