Monster Hunter Wilds can be a very pretty game, full of lush detail and deep colors. It can also look like greyscale goop. There are reasons for this, and ways to try and get around it. Here are the settings I recommend changing immediately,

Monster Hunter Wilds is a massive game, but not if you just stick to the main story. This game has massive monsters, sure, but if you simply beat each one once, you're missing the true meat of the Monster Hunter experience.

“Very immersive game,” wrote Sgt. Walker Rhymes in one of the most upvoted Steam reviews, “You can cook a well-done steak on your GPU while you play, and the hot blasts of air from your PC fans truly make you feel like you are in the desert.”