The offline demo version of "Strange Hunting Wilderness" may be 30 frames, and there is no performance mode yet.

2024-08-23 10:11

At the recent Game Show in Cologne, Capcom unveiled the highly anticipated Monster Hunter: Wilderness demo, which has attracted the attention of many players. According to blogger Canta Per Me, who has tried the game, the demo version has some limitations on the performance of the PS5.

The blogger said that the trial version was locked at a steady 30 frames when running on the PS5, and no performance mode options were found in the settings. It is worth noting that cutscenes support skipping, providing convenience for players.

However, the blogger emphasizes that this is only a small-scale offline trial version, and it may be adjusted and optimized in the official version in the future. The game is expected to be released on Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC platforms in 2025. Let's look forward to more comprehensive performance optimization and more exciting content in the subsequent version.

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