Watch Monster Hunter World Reveal Stream Here: How To Watch, When It Starts [Update: It's Over]

Update: Capcom's Monster Hunter World livestream has finished, and it's given us another look at the game's upcoming DLC expansion. Just prior to the event, Sony's State of Play stream revealed Iceborne's release date of September 6 on PS4 and Xbox One (with a PC version following this winter), and now we've seen more of the new Hoarfrost Reach region the expansion will introduce, as well as some of the monsters that inhabit it. You can watch a replay of the broadcast below. The original story follows.

Capcom is airing a Monster Hunter World Spring Update Reveal livestream today, on May 9. The broadcast kicks off at 4 PM PT and will share some new information about the game "straight from the development team." You can see the start times in various time zones and watch it live below.

Beyond those details, Capcom hasn't specified what will be shown during this week's broadcast, although the stream will feature an appearance by Monster Hunter producer Ryozo Tsujimoto. You'll be able to watch the presentation in English on the Monster Hunter Twitch channel and in Japanese on YouTube.

Monster Hunter World Event Start Time

• 4 PM PT
• 7 PM ET
• 12 AM BST (May 10)
• 9 AM AET (May 10)

This past December, Capcom announced a big expansion for Monster Hunter World called Iceborne. The developer didn't share many details about the upcoming DLC, but it is slated to launch for PS4 and Xbox One in Fall 2019 (with a PC release to follow) and will introduce new quest ranks, locales, monsters, moves, gear, and more to the action RPG. There is a chance Capcom will reveal more information about the expansion in this week's livestream, although that has not been confirmed.

Monster Hunter World is currently in the midst of its second annual Spring Blossom Fest. The seasonal event runs on all platforms until May 16. During that time, the Gathering Hub will be decked out with flowers and other springtime decorations, and "almost all" of the previous special Event Quests will be available again.

Monster Hunter World launched for PS4, Xbox One, and PC back in 2018 and quickly became a critical and commercial success. Capcom confirmed the game has shipped more than 12 million units across all platforms since its release, making it the publisher's best-selling game of all time. If you've yet to pick Monster Hunter World up, it's one of the many games on sale this week in the Microsoft Store.