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Capcom currently offers three types of Monster Hunter Wilds bundles that include the game and/or different kinds of DLC, and it announced it will adjust and replace them with new bundles. This will happen at 5pm PT/8pm ET on August 3, 2026. The three it will stop selling are the $89.99 Deluxe Edition, $109.99 Premium Deluxe Edition, and $49.99 Cosmetic DLC Pass. The three new ones will be the Monster Hunter Wilds Gold Edition, Cosmetic DLC Collection, and Extras Cosmetic DLC Pack. Prices weren’t revealed for it, and the company also didn’t share the new price for the base game yet.

Here’s what is in the Monster Hunter Wilds bundles that Capcom will stop selling:

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• Deluxe Edition: Base game and Deluxe Pack with Avian Wind Chime Pendant, Avis Unit sticker set, Battle Cry Gesture, Felyne Ashigaru Layered Armor Set, Fencer’s Eyepatch for a hunter, Feudal Soldier Hunter Layered Armor Set, General’s Capaison Seikret Decoration, Hero’s Topnot hunter hair, Hunter’s Kumadori face paint, Monsters of the Windward Plains sticker set, Oni Horns Wig for a hunter, Refined Warrior hunter hair, Russet Dawn nameplate frame, Solder’s Caparison Seikret Decoration, Special Bloom face paint, and Uchiko Gesture.
• Premium Deluxe Edition: Base Game, Deluxe Pack, the Premium Bonus that includes a hunter profile set, “Proof of a Hero” BGM, and Wyverian Ears for a hunter, and the Cosmetic DLC Packs 1 and 2 that includes Noblesse Hunter Layered Armor Set, Cypurrpink Hunter Layered Armor Set, Florescent Circlet for a hunter, Wild Braids hair, Futuristic Crop hair, the Seikret Duskhorn and Purehorn Caparisons, Drawn Eyelashes makeup, Flames face paint, Pendant Sets 1 and 2, Photo Pose Set 1, Tent Customization Set 1, Camp Gear Set 1, BGM Set 1, Expedition Pals and Whimsical Wudwuds Sticker Sets, and Gesture Sets 4 and 5. 
• Cosmetic DLC Pass: The Deluxe Pack, Cosmetic DLC Pack 1, and Cosmetic DLC Pack 2. 

Here’s what we’ll see in the three new bundles:

• Monster Hunter Wilds Gold Edition: Base game, Cosmetic DLC Collection, and Premium Bonus.
• Cosmetic DLC Collection: Cosmetic DLC Packs 1-4, Delue Pack, Extras Cosmetic DLC Pack, Festival of Accord Blossomdance, Dreamspell, Flamefete, and Lumenhymn DLC Packs, and Premium Bonus.
• Extras DLC Pack: Capcom noted “select paid cosmetic DLC only previously available as standalone products,” but didn’t name specific ones, and the Premium Bonus.

All of this happens ahead of Monster Hunter Wilds Ascendance. That new expansion is set to launch in 2027. It will feature some airborne locations and new and returning monsters.

Monster Hunter Wilds is available for the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and the new bundles with the game and DLC will show up on August 3, 2026. A Switch 2 version is in development.

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