From February 3rd through March 31st, Monster Hunter Now hosts an exciting collaboration event with Monster Hunter Wilds. Hunters can collect gift codes redeemable in Wilds while earning exclusive themed cosmetics for their Now avatars.
Unlike typical mobile adaptations, this official crossover delivers meaningful benefits across both games. Complete special Wilds-themed quests in Now to unlock:
First-time Monster Hunter Now players can secure particularly valuable rewards. Collab quests generate gift codes redeemable in Wilds for essential items including Mega Potions, Dust of Life, and Energy Drinks (available after Wilds' late February launch).
This clever promotion serves dual purposes - it rewards existing fans while potentially converting mobile players to Wilds. The collaboration period (Feb 3-Mar 31) offers ample time to collect rewards before Wilds' release.
Newcomers to Now should prepare by understanding core mechanics, particularly Zenny acquisition strategies. This knowledge will help maximize event participation and reward collection.
This collaboration exemplifies how mobile tie-ins can meaningfully enhance console experiences while providing mobile-exclusive content that maintains both games' integrity.
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