Monster Hunter World Hits 30 Million Sales
Monster Hunter World has officially surpassed 30 million units sold worldwide. This achievement cements its status as Capcom's best-selling game of all time. The success comes as Capcom prepares new content for Monster Hunter Wilds.
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Monster Hunter World Has Sold 30 Million Units
Monster Hunter World has achieved a significant sales milestone, selling a combined 30 million units worldwide since its 2018 launch, including its Iceborne expansion. This makes it Capcom's best-selling game, surpassing even newer titles like Monster Hunter Wilds, which has sold 11.40 million units as of March 31st. The article also briefly mentions upcoming content for Monster Hunter Wilds, including the Ascendance expansion.
Monster Hunter World Surpasses Huge Capcom Sales Milestone
Monster Hunter World has achieved over 30 million in sales, making it Capcom's best-selling title to date. The 2018 release significantly outperformed the studio's more recent offerings, including Monster Hunter Wilds, which has sold around 11 million copies. The success of Monster Hunter World was further boosted by the release of its expansion, Iceborne Edition.
Monster Hunter: World has now sold over 30m units worldwide, becoming Capcom's "best-selling single title of all time"
Capcom announced that Monster Hunter: World has surpassed 30 million units sold worldwide, making it the company's best-selling single title. This milestone comes as Capcom prepares for the launch of the expansion-sized DLC, Ascendance, for Monster Hunter Wilds next year. The company also noted its ninth consecutive year of record profits, despite some performance issues with Monster Hunter Wilds.
Monster Hunter World has sold over 30 million copies, further cementing its lead as Capcom's best-selling game and leaving Wilds in the dust after a year of performance woes
Capcom announced that Monster Hunter World has surpassed 30 million units sold, making it the company's best-selling game. This milestone comes as Monster Hunter Wilds has faced performance issues throughout 2025, with Monster Hunter Rise performing better. Capcom plans to apply lessons learned from Wilds' performance struggles to future titles.
