As the game gains traction, players are beginning to invite others into the religion of Monster Hunting. And as fun as Monster Hunter Now is with friends, having a referral code helps benefit both parties — making for a win-win situation when enlisting in the Monster Hunter religion. Here is how to find the referral code in Monster Hunter Now.
Begin by entering the game. After loading, click the bottom left icon with the Hunter’s profile. This should bring you into a menu displaying the full hunter armor alongside other submenus.
From here, click the QR code with the word “view” on it. Then, scroll down and find your own personal Monster Hunter Now referral code.
The step by step is shown in the infographic below. Simply follow the arrows.
Referring a friendly hunter provides 3 Paintballs, 5 potions, and 300 Zenny. Of the three rewards, only Zenny is obtainable in the game without microtransactions. This makes referring friends rather lucrative.
Keep in mind, both parties receive the rewards. In addition, the new referred hunter must reach HR 6 before being able to claim the rewards. The rewards may change in the future. In addition, players can acquire 20 rewards per month. In other words, the referrals are capped at 20 per Hunter for each month.
For those who don’t have a friend to refer them to the game, here is a free referral code *wink*:
As parties help phenomenally in hunts, it’s highly recommended to try and get your friends to join in on the Monster Hunting festivities. But let’s just hope Niantic and Capcom fix many of the game breaking flaws sooner rather than later — thereby making Monster Hunter Now more beginner friendly.
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