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.

As the Steam Deck celebrates its third birthday, owners are coming to terms with the reality that their portable PC gaming machine may not be able to play every new game, especially those AAA pixel-pushers on the caliber of Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds.

I've been playing Monster Hunter Wilds before release, for the last week, and it feels like the most accessible entry in the series to date - so why is that a bad thing? You can read our Monster Hunter Wilds review for the full lowdown on Capcom's newest entry in this series,

As players get their hands on the new game when it releases on Feb.28, they'll find Monster Hunter Wilds faithfully preserving the core appeal of the series: set out with weapons,