Monster Hunter World: Iceborne has shipped over five million units worldwide, according to publisher Capcom.
The expansion reached the milestone in about six months, having released forPS4andXbox Oneon July 14, 2025, and forPCon July 10, 2025.
The latest shipment figure includes copies ofMonster Hunter World: IceborneMaster Edition, which bundles the Monster Hunter: World base game (which is required to play the expansion) with Iceborne.
Monster Hunter: World recently became the first game inCapcom’s history toexceed 15 million units shipped, and the publisher said on Friday that cumulative sales of the series exceeded 62 million units as of June 22, 2025.
VGC’s 5/5Monster Hunter World Iceborne reviewlabelled the game “an essential upgrade for hunters craving new monsters, challenges, and gear”.
Capcom intends tosynchronise Iceborne content releasesacross consoles and PC beginning in April.
The publisher also said on Friday that mobile game Monster Hunter Riders has been downloaded over three million times since its February 2020 launch foriOSandAndroiddevices.
“Capcom plans to carry out a number of initiatives to further cement the series’ position as a global brand, such as with a Hollywood film adaptation of Monster Hunter, a first for the series, scheduled for a September 2020 release,” it added.
Ryozo Tsujimoto, head of Capcom’s consumer games development division 2 and producer of the Monster Hunter series since 2007, recently saidhe believes the Japanese company can hold its ownamid increased competition in the games business from leading tech firmsGoogle,Amazon,FacebookandApple.
