Capcom's community team has launched their weekly Monster Hunter Wilds livestream on April 10, 2025, inviting hunters to join them for special TU1 community hunts and social interaction in the game's Grand Hub. This regular event offers players a chance to connect directly with the development team while showcasing the latest content.
Weekly Community Hunt Brings Developers and Players Together
The official Monster Hunter Wilds team announced via their social media channels that their weekly community livestream is now active, focusing on the recently released Title Update 1 (TU1) content. The stream, which began on April 10, 2025, at 5:08 PM UTC, serves as a regular touchpoint between the development team and the growing player community.
These weekly sessions have become a staple for the community since the game's February 28 launch, allowing players to see developers tackle the same challenges they face while providing informal opportunities for feedback and interaction.
What Can Players Expect from the Community Stream?
The livestream centers around community hunts featuring content from the game's first major update. Players tuning in can watch the team showcase various hunting strategies and potentially pick up tips for tackling some of the more challenging monsters introduced in TU1.
Beyond the hunts themselves, viewers are encouraged to join the developers in the Grand Hub – Monster Hunter Wilds' social gathering space where hunters can interact, prepare for quests, and showcase their gear and achievements.
How to Join the Monster Hunter Community Events
For hunters looking to participate in future weekly streams, the team typically announces upcoming sessions through their official social media channels. The streams provide not just entertainment but valuable insights into optimal builds, weapon techniques, and strategies for the game's ever-changing environments.
Players across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC platforms can all benefit from these regular community events, which have helped foster the cross-platform hunting community since the game's successful multi-platform launch in February.
Those interested in watching archived versions of the stream can typically find recordings on the official Monster Hunter social channels following the live broadcast.