This includes the base game and Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition, which also includes the expansion. As of March 31st, the action RPG hit 29.60 million units sold – the fact that it sold an additional 400,000 since then means it still has legs. Of course, Iceborne alone is no slouch, selling 16 million units as of last March.

These sales figures are all the more notable when considering Monster Hunter Wilds. Despite an explosive start, selling over 10 million units in its first month, sales have slowed to a crawl. On many occasions, Wilds couldn’t even beat Monster Hunter Rise in quarterly sales, and currently sits at 11.40 million units sold as of March 31st.

There’s still hope for a resurgence, with Ascendance, its massive paid expansion, launching next year. Alongside a new locale, the Skybound Eyrie, with its interconnected floating isles, it introduces Master Rank quests, new equipment and the Boost Bracer to augment attacks.

Elder Dragons are apparently the center of attention this time around, and you can expect to hunt the likes of Kushala Daora and Lao Shan Lung. Stay tuned for more details and reveals in the coming months.

As of March 31, Monster Hunter Wilds has now sold a total of 28.5 million units, including sales for its Master Edition (which also includes the Iceborne expansion). That’s up from 28.1 million units as of the end of 2024. Meanwhile, Iceborne’s standalone sales now stand at 15.2 million units, up from 14.9 million units three months prior.

Monster Hunter Rise is also continuing to move numbers. It now sits at 17.1 million units sold, having added 400,000 units to its lifetime sales over the course of the January-March quarter. Meanwhile Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak has crossed 9.8 million units sold, 9.4 million units.

Then there’s Monster Hunter Wilds, of course, which has sold 10.1 million units since its February release up until March 31, a marginal increase from the previously announced 10 million figure.

Capcom has also announced updated sales for Resident Evil titles. Read more on that through here.

25. Safi’jiiva (Iceborne)

If Xeno’jiiva was the somewhat awkward final boss for World, then Safi’jiiva is its revenge arc. As a Siege quest, it has the same requirements as Kulve Taroth – 16 Hunters in separate groups of four, battling and breaking its parts to slay it. The difference is its sheer power and range of attacks, especially the beams, which it can fire off at a moment’s notice. It also possesses a supernova attack that, like Behemoth’s Ecliptic Meteor, recovers by running behind cover to evade. While it becomes easier as you bring more suitable weapons for breaking its parts and taking advantage of the environment, soloing Safi’jiiva is another endeavor entirely.

Of course, the figure includes Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition, which bundles the base game and its expansion. The former has sold 21.30 million units on its own while Iceborne is at 14.90 million sales. Meanwhile, Monster Hunter Rise has sold 16.70 million, up from 16 million, while its Sunbreak expansion is at 9.40 million sales.

Capcom is currently prepping for the launch of Monster Hunter Wilds on February 28th for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. A second open beta is scheduled for later this week, though the action RPG will receive 15 minutes of new details on February 4th, 2 PM PT.

Capcom has announced that Monster Hunter Wilds has sold 27 million units worldwide as of September 30. That’s up from 26.3 million units as of the end of the previous quarter, which means the game sold an additional 700,000 units over the course of the quarter. Keep in mind that that total also includes sales for the Master Edition, which bundles the base game with the Iceborne expansion. Speaking of which, Monster Hunter World: Iceborne now stands at 14 million units sold, up from the previous quarter by 600,000 units.

Meanwhile, Monster Hunter Rise now stands at 16 million units sold. It stood at 15.4 million units previously, and has added 600,000 more sales over the course of the quarter that ended September 30. Its expansion, Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, stands at 8.8 million units sold, having sold an additional 400,000 units during the quarter.

Total franchise sales for Monster Hunter are now at 105 million units worldwide across all platforms and all instalments, up from the end of the previous quarter by 2 million units.

The company recently shared its most recent quarterly fiscal report, in which it revealed that Monster Hunter World (including its Iceborne Master Edition) has sold 26.323 million units worldwide as of June 30, having sold nearly an additional million units over the course of the April-June quarter. Meanwhile, Monster Hunter Rise stands at 15.459 million units sold, having sold 725,000 units in Q1 of the ongoing fiscal year.

Monster Hunter World’s expansion, Iceborne, now stands at over 13.4 million units sold (up by over 819,000 units), while Monster Hunter Rise’s expansion, Sunbreak, stands at 8.42 million units sold (up by 672,000 units). In total, the Monster Hunter series’ cumulative series stand at 103 million units sold worldwide, which is up from 100 million units as of the end of the previous quarter.

A Felyne Leather Set and Felyne Acorn Spade will be available for those with Monster Hunter World save data. If you have save data for Iceborne, another armor set and weapon – the Felyne Duffel Set and Felyne Trekker Peckaxe – will be unlocked. It’s unclear if you need to finish both or have data for the same.

Nevertheless, starting Monster Hunter World and Iceborne is incentive enough and a nice rewards for those who hopped on with the Return to World Campaign. Check out our review for the former and latter in the meantime.

Monster Hunter Wilds will be available for PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC next year. A new trailer debuts at Summer Game Fest on June 7th, revealing a new, never-before-seen monster. Head here for more details on the game’s first locale, Windward Plains, and its new Focus Mode.

As of March 31, Monster Hunter World has sold 20.1 million units, but combined with its Master Edition (which also includes the Iceborne expansion), sales for the game stand at 25.3 million units, up from earlier in the year by 300,000 units. Meanwhile, Iceborne alone has enjoyed impressive sales as well, selling an addition million units over the course of the January-March quarter to take its total up to 12.6 million units.

Monster Hunter Rise is also continuing to post strong numbers, which isn’t surprising either. Its sales now stand at 14.7 million units worldwide, which is an increase of half a million, while its expansion, Sunbreak, sold an additional 600,000 units, taking its total up to 7.7 million units.

Collectively, the franchise has now hit the 100 million units sold milestone, with an additional three million units sold since earlier in the year.

Capcom is currently at work on Monster Hunter Wilds, the franchise’s next mainline instalment, which is due out sometime next year.

The action RPG is Capcom’s highest-selling game of all time. As of December 31, its cumulative sales stood at 24.1 million units across all platforms, so clearly it has continued to see sustained sales over the following couple of months- as it has done over the course of several years.

The Monster Hunter franchise’s cumulative sales stand at 97 million units worldwide as of December 31. The series’ next mainline entry, Monster Hunter Wilds, is set to launch sometime in 2025. Meanwhile, June 14 will see the launch of a remaster of Monster Hunter Stories on PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC, and a port of Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin on PS4.

Including sales of Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Master Edition, it’s at 24.1 million, up from 23.1 million. Iceborne alone has gone from 10.7 million to 11.6 million units sold. Monster Hunter Rise has sold 14.2 million units (up from 13.6 million), while its Sunbreak expansion is at 7.1 million sold (up from 6.5 million).

To date, Monster Hunter World remains Capcom’s best-selling title. The title recently had its highest concurrent player count on Steam in three years, following the announcement of Monster Hunter Wilds, Return to World campaign and massive discounts. Monster Hunter Wilds is launching in 2025 for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC, with more details to be revealed this Summer. Stay tuned in the meantime.