Players who were excited about Monster Hunter Now since its first announcement are now in luck as they can now preregister for the game months ahead of its release date, with rewards getting unlocked as more players register.

For starters, let's talk about when exactly the game will come out. As stated in the official tweet, Monster Hunter Now's release date is on September 14, 2023. That's two months from now. As such, players will have two months to pre-register for the game. Players can preregister for Monster Hunter Now on both iOS and Android. The game is free, with in-app purchases available.

Of course, to incentivize players to pre-register, Monster Hunter Now will reward players with the following items once the game comes out:

  • 500,000 pre-registrations
    • 10 Potions
    • 3 Paintballs
  • 1,000,000 pre-registrations
    • Founder Medal
    • 3 Wander Pebbles
  • 2,000,000 pre-registrations
    • 2 Special pre-order Makeup
    • +500 Item Box Expansion
  • 3,000,000 pre-registrations
    • 2 Special pre-order Makeup
    • 3 Double Rewards Tickets
  • 5,000,000 pre-registrations
    • 10,000 Zenny
    • +500 Item Box Expansion

According to additional available information, players must install and log in to the game within seven days of the official service launch to be eligible for the pre-registration benefits. That is, they have between September 14-20, 2023 to receive the rewards on their accounts. They must then claim these rewards within 60 days of the game's launch. That is, they have until November 12, 2023, to claim the pre-registration rewards once they become available.

Additionally, players will only be able to claim the Special Pre-Order Makeup and the Founder Medal on the second week of the official service launch. They also added that “the pre-registration eligibility period, benefits, and duration of distribution are subject to change or cancellation without notice.”

For those not familiar with what Monster Hunter Now is, let me give you a quick rundown of what the game is. Players can think of this game as Monster Hunter meets Pokemon Go, which makes sense seeing how they have the same developers. Much like Pokemon Go, the player will have to walk around and touch grass to play this game. The only difference is that instead of catching Pokemon, you are hunting down monsters.

That's all the information we have about how players can pre-register for Monster Hunter Now. Check out our gaming news articles for the latest in gaming news.