Monster Hunter Now is a new interactive virtual game for mobile devices from Niantic and Capcom. Certain users will be able to participate in a closed beta starting on April 25 after beta registration opens on April 18. Then, in September 2023, the game will go live on Google Play and the App Store, published by Niantic, the company behind Pokemon GO, and with a license from Japanese gaming company Capcom. In this article, we will share with you how to register and join the AR Beta, and the device requirement for Monster Hunter Now. Let’s begin.

Niantic x Capcom’s Monster Hunter Now: How to join Beta?

To join the Monster Hunter Now Beta, simply Click this LINK and register.

Hunt monsters in the real world in Monster Hunter NOW, a new mobile #MonsterHunter game from Niantic and Capcom, launching September 2023!

Try the closed beta test starting on April 25, and follow @MH_Now_EN for the latest info.

Apply here:https://t.co/OZp4tqdbwh pic.twitter.com/bnpZqkL2Vx

— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) April 18, 2023

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Monster Hunter Now – Device Minimum Requirements

Your Monster Hunter Now Device minimum requirements must be met in order for you to experience smooth gameplay experience. For Android users, you must have your device on Android 7 or above and must have iOs14 or above on Apple devices.

What to Expect on Monster Hunter Now – Gameplay

We have opened an official Twitter account for Real-world hunting action RPG "Monster Hunter Now" from Niantic and Capcom which announced today!
Service is scheduled to begin in September 2023!

🔽Apply for the closed beta test here 🔽 #MHNowhttps://t.co/eP8oR2MGPa pic.twitter.com/g8CwYQmVX3

— Monster Hunter Now (@MH_Now_EN) April 18, 2023

Battle Length

• The longest possible battle will only last 75 seconds when participants engage in classic Monster Hunter monsters.

Battle Composition

• Up to four players can engage in combat.

Companion Palico

• Palico, a pet that can throw paintballs for players even when they are not playing, is always around Monster Hunter Now players.

Game Orientation

• The game will be playable in either vertical or landscape format.

Gather Supplies

• Players of Monster Hunter Now will also be able to gather supplies to make equipment. Another key feature is the ability to customize characters.

Paintball – Explained

• You may now bring some monsters home and fight them there thanks to a new feature in Monster Hunter Now: the ability to hit a monster with a paintball.

New Weapons and Monsters

• As post-launch support, players can anticipate the addition of new weapons and monsters.
• Some memorable weapons like Great Sword and Light Bowgun for Monster Hunter will be accessible during the limited beta.

Both Niantic and Capcom stated that the game has many special features that would be disclosed both during the closed beta and thereafter. Monster Hunter Now is marketed as a free-to-start, free-to-play game with balanced gameplay for those who choose not to pay, adding that doing so simply improves the experience.

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