Monster Hunter games are all about teaming up with friends to take down the world's biggest monsters, so you've no doubt got a group of friends ready to get out there and start hunting. However, in Monster Hunter Wilds, getting a party together is easier said than done, as the menus can make it confusing as to how to set up your party.

Monster Hunter Wilds is not yet Steam Deck verified. This doesn't mean the game can't be played on the Steam Deck. The "verified" designation is for games that have controller support, support the default resolution of the Steam Deck, no compatibility issues and support the Steam Deck's Proton system.

Those hoping to play Monster Hunter Wilds solo without disconnecting from the internet will need to make use of the game's Online Single Player mode.