Monster Hunter Wilds is stomping to store shelves (or your digital libraries) next month, but if you really can't wait to slaughter majestic beasties for increasingly cool leather shoes, then here's a bundle that'll catch you up on the series' recent adventures for cheap.

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

Capcom has officially confirmed a second open beta test for Monster Hunter Wilds in February, but it doesn't come without a massive downside for some.

Monster Hunter Wilds is a successor to Monster Hunter World, so if you'd prefer to focus on playing one game from this bundle, that's likely your best bet. It'd give you the best