February 27, 2025: Well hunters, the open betas are over and launch is almost here. That means instead of knowing how to get the rewards in the beta, you'll need to know how to actually claim 'em in the full game, which you'll now find instructions for below. Happy hunting!
Sharpen your weapons and prep your finest steaks, because Monster Hunter Wilds is very nearly upon us. If you participated in November's Open Beta Test 1 and/or February's Open Beta Test 2, there'll be some goodies awaiting you when you head into the full game.
Participating in either beta test nets you the Felyne weapon pendant, with each one then giving an additional set of rewards:
Looking for more hunting tips? Check out our Monster Hunter Wilds guide hub for all the G-Rank advice we've crafted so far.
All Monster Hunter Beta Rewards
Open Beta Test 1
- Mega Potion x 10
- Ration x 5
- Lifepowder x 5
- Max Potion x 2
- Herbal Medicine x 2
- Nulberry x 2
- Armor Sphere x 5
Open Beta Test 2
- Felyne weapon pendant (OBT 1 reward)
- Raw Meat x 10
- Shock Trap x 3
- Pitfall Trap x 3
- Tranq Bomb x 10
- Large Barrel Bomb x 3
- Armor Sphere x 5
- Flash Pod x 10
- Large Dung Pod x 10
They're some great rewards to get you started off in your journey across the Forbidden Lands. For starters, you'll be able to capture monsters right off the bat thanks to the traps and Tranq Bombs—capturing is generally always the better option, though some hunts require you to kill and some materials have a higher chance of dropping from carving—and even give yourself a nice defence boost thanks to the armor spheres.
Most of the OBT1 rewards are hunting must-haves too, like the Mega Potion and Max Potion as well as the status-curing Nulberries and Herbal Medicine. Lifepowders are great if you're hunting with friends, as it gives a nice healing boost to everyone in the vicinity.
How to claim the beta rewards
To claim the beta rewards, you'll need to make sure that you've got the full game on the same platform you played any of the betas on. Since you're here, I presume that's PC, but Monster Hunter Wilds doesn't have cross-save. So if you played the beta on PS5, you won't be able to claim the rewards on PC or vice versa.
If you're all [[link]] good on that front, shortly after arriving at the Windward Plains Base Camp, you'll be able to talk to Conut at the Support Desk, the Felyne fella standing on a crate. Scroll down to Claim Content, where all of your beta rewards will be waiting for you along with any save data bonuses from having Monster Hunter: World or Monster Hunter Rise, or DLC you've snagged.
They'll be listed as OBT Thank-You Bonus, OBT 1 Thank-You Bonus, and OBT 2 Thank-You Bonus. You can only receive each reward once—so if you've played all three betas, you'll only get the rewards listed above. No duplicates unfortunately!
If you're already itching to jump in and claim your rewards, you can check the exact Monster Hunter Wilds release times for your region, and don't forget to preload early so that you can dive right in as soon as the [[link]] game unlocks.
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