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Monster Hunter Wilds is without question my most-anticipated game of 2025, and I'm sure that's true for many. But if you're craving a behemoth-battling fix in the meantime, let me recommend Dauntless.

Phoenix Labs will release PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series versions of free-to-play monster hunting game Dauntless on December 2, the developer announced. Just like its existing PlayStation 4, Xbox One, ...

For one thing, Dauntless is a free-to-play game whereas Monster Hunter World (and its Iceborne expansion) costs real-world cash — but they’re two sides of the same coin when it boils down to gameplay.

One of the first things I had to do to start playing was to link my Epic account with my Dauntless account, in order to keep the same character I was using previously. I had forgotten about this step ...

Monster Hunter: World saw unprecedented worldwide success for a franchise traditionally only popular in Japan, selling 12 million copies as of last month. That success has likely also helped the ...

I’ll get the obvious comparison out of the way: “Dauntless” is a “Monster Hunter” clone. The biggest differences between the two games are the crafting mechanics and the payment structure. But overall ...

Note: PSU is posting this review several weeks after Dauntless’ release. We wanted the chance to review the game in its final state, after the typical launch day server woes had been resolved. Cutting ...

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