Monster Hunter Wilds Beta is currently impacted by the global PSN outage, meaning some PS5 players cannot enter the game. The issue has persisted for upwards of nine hours at the time of writing and players have been sharing the complaints all over social media.
Given that the MH Wilds Beta is a limited-time event, it is understandable that PS5 players are frustrated with the PSN Network being down. With no official communication from Sony's end regarding when the issue will be fixed, there's nothing for hunters to do but patiently wait.
Update [February 9, 2025]: PSN servers are back online. Capcom announced they are considering additional OBT2 to compensate for the lost time.
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PSN Network global outage hits Monster Hunter Wilds Beta players
Monster Hunter Wilds Beta players reported that they were kicked out of the game and were met with error codes on PS5 about nine or ten hours ago. A post on r/MHWilds noted the following error message:
"Unable to connect to PlayStation Network C1152-TMT-TD72"
Others joined in to complain about similar issues. A quick look at Sony's official PlayStation Network Service Status page reveals Gaming and Social services have been affected from February 8, 2025, at 5.30 am IST. It further mentions:
"You might have difficulty launching games, apps or network features. We're working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience."
@AskPlayStation on X also mentioned that the team is aware of the problems, without indicating anything regarding when a fix is scheduled to arrive. Thankfully, the Monster Hunter Wilds Beta takes place in two phases.
The current run began on Thursday, February 6, 2025, at 7 pm PT and continues till Sunday, February 9, at 6.59 pm PT. Hunters will get one more crack at the OBT next week, from Thursday, February 13, at 7 pm PT to Sunday, February 16, at 6.59 pm PT. Given that this beta includes an optional quest to hunt Arkveld, MH Wilds' flagship, the frustration from PS5 players is wholly understandable.
Check out our Monster Hunter Wilds Review if you are wondering whether the game is worth it.