Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance Game Expansion's Trailer Reveals Teostra, Previews Boost Drivers
CAPCOM also previews Boost Drivers, Boost Bracer and crossplay support as it teases the Elder Dragon Teostra in the 2027 expansion.
- On Wednesday, the CAPCOM Spotlight livestream unveiled an extended trailer for Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance, concluding with a teaser of the returning Elder Dragon Teostra.
- Monster Hunter Wilds debuted globally in February 2025 across PlayStation, Xbox Series, and Steam, reaching 10 million copies sold worldwide by March 2025.
- The expansion introduces Boost Drivers, attacks that activate Boost to temporarily enhance certain actions, while the Spotlight video previews the Boost Bracer attachment and faster weapon swapping.
- Crossplay is confirmed for the upcoming Nintendo Switch release of the expansion, and the base game launches on 4th December with local wireless multiplayer in handheld mode.
- The game previously received a "final major content update" in December 2025, including the Elder Dragon Gogmazios and the "Festival of Accord: Lumenhymn" event, ahead of Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance in 2027.
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Monster Hunter Wilds upcoming expansion, Ascendance, reveals an infamous returning monster - and it looks like it'll address the difficulty complaints
Brace yourselves, everyone: the Monster Hunter Wilds Ascendance marketing machine is spinning up. Today, at Tokyo Game Show, Capcom released the an extended cut of the first official trailer for Ascendance, revealing the explosion-loving leonine monster, Teostra, as a huntable foe.
Capcom's "Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascension" will feature the Elder Dragon "Teostra." Details about the refinements and playable demos have also been revealed ahead of the game's 2027 release.
Get ready for something, people: The marketing machine for Monster Hunter Wilds Ascendance is starting. Today, Capcom has released the Extended Cut of the first official trailer for Ascendance at the Tokyo Game Show, where the explosion-loving, lion-like Teostra is presented as a new monster. more
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