Monster Hunter Wilds Steelbook Edition Gets Limited-Time Discount

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The latest installment in the beloved Monster Hunter franchise released in February to impressive reviews (on console), with critics praising its improved combat system, the sprawling locales, and the lineup of formidable monsters old and new. If you’re interested in joining the hunt, now’s the best time to grab a copy. Monster Hunter Wilds is currently discounted to its lowest price yet at $56 (was $70). There’s also a nice deal on the Monster Hunter Wilds Steelbook Edition for PS5, giving you a cool way to display it in your game room.

Monster Hunter Wilds

$56 (was $70)

This deal is available at several retailers, including Amazon, Target, and Woot.

If you’re playing on PC, it’s discounted at Fanatical. The PC version has been on the receiving end of a review bombing, however, as players express their frustrations with its poor optimization. It currently has a “Mixed” user review average on Steam, but recent reviews are “Overwhelmingly Negative.”

Wilds plays and looks great on PS5 and Xbox Series X, so if you have the choice between console and PC, it’d be wise to pick console.

Monster Hunter Wilds Steelbook Edition for PS5

$60 (was $75)

Along with the base game, this version gets you a premium steelbook featuring Arkveld. Considering it’s only an extra $4, it’s a pretty cool way to pick up a unique physical collectible. Unfortunately, this price cut only applies to the PS5 version, with the Xbox Series X edition still listed at $75.

Amazon isn’t currently offering a price cut, but it may lower its price to match Best Buy, so give it a look if you need a backup.

The Steelbook Edition was sold out for a bit after launch, so this deal might not stick around for long.

Monster Hunter Wilds isn’t available on Switch, but that doesn’t mean Nintendo fans can’t jump into some discounted Monster Hunter fun. Monster Hunter Stories Collection is now on sale for just $32.48 (was $60), bundling together both Monster Hunter Stories and Monster Hunter Stories 2. It’s not your traditional hunting experience–it’s more akin to Pokemon than it is traditional Monster Hunter games–but the series earned positive reviews thanks to its strategic turn-based combat and charming cast of characters. There are over 100 Monsties–the name for monsters in these games–to join forces with in each game, and the majority of them are rideable.