Capcom is looking to reward loyal Monster Hunter Wilds players by offering tempting in-game goodies such as Lifepowder and Silver Eggs in return for linking their Capcom ID.
Aptly, there are a ton of wild gaming promotions left, right, and center. You only have to look at Call of Duty giving out rewards like there’s no tomorrow for crossovers with Mountain Dew, Dominos, Little Caesers, and much more every year. Pokémon Pocket offered goodies for buying Happy Meals too. But Capcom has a much simpler ask of its Monster Hunter Wilds players who’ve helped make the game the fastest-selling in Capcom history.
Link your Capcom ID—or register for one if you haven’t already—and your in-game journey can become even more fruitful.
You Can Earn Free Monster Hunter Wilds Rewards For Linking Capcom ID
No matter how many hours you’ve put into Monster Hunter Wilds, free bonuses are always welcome. Capcom says on X: “Got a CAPCOM ID account? Linking it to the platform you play Monster Hunter Wilds on will unlock an item pack for you in-game that’s stocked with useful items!”
But what are these free items you ask? I’ll tell you:
- Armor Sphere × 10
- Demon Powder × 5
- Hardshell Powder × 5
- Herbal Powder × 5
- Lifepowder × 10
- Mega Potion × 30
- Silver Egg × 1
- Well-done Steak × 10
They all come as part of a juicy item pack you can claim in Monster Hunter Wilds. If you’ve never registered a Capcom ID before, the registration process is very simple. The items can be claimed in-game from the Support Desk.
Got a CAPCOM ID account? Linking it to the platform you play Monster Hunter Wilds on will unlock an item pack for you in-game that’s stocked with useful items! Not made your account yet? No worries, it’s quick, free and used in various Capcom services: monsterhunter.com/wilds/en-us/pr…
Capcom also points out that if you’ve already registered your Capcom ID, you’re still eligible for the goodies. It’s a win-win all around and rewards the millions of players already getting stuck into monster-slaying action—chasing Gravid Bowfins and Tracktail Lizards.
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