Monster Hunter Now x Monster Hunter Wilds Collaboration Event Announced With Bonus Items
Niantic and Capcom have teamed up to bring fans an exciting collaboration event between the mobile game Monster Hunter Now and the eagerly awaited Monster Hunter Wilds. Scheduled from February 3, 2025, at 9 am to March 31, 2025, at 11:59 pm (local time), this event offers players the chance to snag exclusive Monster Hunter Wilds-themed goodies before the game's official launch. This is a golden opportunity for fans to dive into the action and reap the rewards.
During the event, players can participate in limited-time Monster Hunter Wilds Collab Event Quests within Monster Hunter Now. Completing these quests will earn you a gift code, which you can redeem for exclusive bonus items in Monster Hunter Wilds. These bonus goodies include Mega Potions, Energy Drinks, Dust of Life, and more, making it a compelling reason to engage with Monster Hunter Now ahead of Wilds' release. To obtain the gift code, simply navigate to the hunter menu within the game, where it will be generated for your selected platform.
The collaboration event also promises a range of exciting items, such as:
- Monster Hunter Wilds Gift Code
- Exclusive MH Wilds Hoodie
- Exclusive MH Wilds Collaboration Guild Card background
- Weapon Refining Parts
- Armor Refining Parts
In addition, Monster Hunter Now recently kicked off its Season 4, dubbed Roars from the Winterwind, which began in December and will continue until March 12, 2025. This new season introduces a fresh habitat, additional monsters, and the Switch Axe as a new weapon type. Players can log in during the collaboration event to receive a wealth of supply items, including Weapon Refining Parts and Armor Refining Parts. Furthermore, limited-time packs will be available in the in-game shop and web store, offering Special Carving Knives and Hunting Tickets.
Capcom has also announced a second open beta test for Monster Hunter Wilds in February 2025, which will include content from the first test, a new monster hunt, and character carryover. This gives fans a chance to get a taste of the game before its full release. In Monster Hunter Now, players can interact with both small and large monsters on the map using their real-life location, adding an augmented reality twist to the hunting experience.
Monster Hunter Wilds, slated for a 2025 release, is one of the most anticipated games of the year, joining the ranks of Avowed, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Nintendo’s new Pokemon Legends: Z-A, and the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6. As a successor to 2018’s Monster Hunter: World, Wilds will feature several open-world biomes, 14 weapon types, and support for four-player co-op multiplayer. A standout feature is the Seikret mount, which allows players to carry two weapons while hunting, enhancing the gameplay experience.
