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Capcom’s mobile hunting game Monster Hunter Now is set to launch a special collaboration event with the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds. The “MH Wilds Collab Event” will run from February 3rd to March 31st, 2025, offering players exclusive rewards and opportunities to earn bonus items for both games.
✨ Coming Soon: MH Wilds Collab Event I ✨
Get ready to go wild with a Monster Hunter Wilds collaboration event, starting Feb 3rd at 9 a.m.!#MHNowhttps://t.co/7OiJMnDcHo pic.twitter.com/Nr7zcxw38v
— Monster Hunter Now (@MH_Now_EN) January 13, 2025
During the event, hunters can participate in limited-time quests involving large monster hunts to earn special rewards, including an exclusive MH Wilds Hoodie layered equipment and a special Guild Card background. Additionally, successful hunters can obtain a gift code redeemable in Monster Hunter Wilds when it launches on February 28th, 2025. The gift code will provide players with various items including Mega Potions, Dust of Life, Energy Drinks, Well-done Steaks, and Dash Juice.
The collaboration features a series of celebratory supply drops, starting February 3rd, with weekly distributions of potions, weapon and armor refining parts, and item box expansions. Special collaboration packs will also be available for purchase in the in-game shop and Web Store until February 28th, featuring items such as Special Carving Knives, Ultra Hunting Tickets, and Potions.
To participate in the event quests, players must have completed the prologue. The gift codes will be redeemable on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam platforms, though quantities are limited and will only be available while supplies last.
The collaboration serves as a bridge between Now’s mobile experience and the upcoming release of Monster Hunter Wilds, which promises to deliver enhanced action gameplay in a dynamic, ever-changing environment where players will continue their role as professional hunters protecting the ecosystem’s balance.
