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Free Monster Hunter Rise Item Pack Available Now

To celebrate shipping 6 million copies, Capcom is giving away another free in-game item pack for all Monster Hunter Rise players.

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Monster Hunter Rise players can claim another free item bundle in the game right now. To celebrate the title surpassing 6 million copies shipped, Capcom is distributing the Kamura Pack 2, which includes an assortment of potions, steaks, and other free consumables to help you on your hunts.

Much like the previous Kamura Pack, this item bundle contains the following items:

  • 30 Mega Potions
  • 20 Well-Done Steaks
  • 10 Large Barrel Bombs
  • 5 Mega Demondrugs
  • 5 Mega Armorskins

To claim the free item pack, you'll first need to download Monster Hunter Rise's 2.0 update. After that has been installed, speak to Senri the mailman near the center of Kamura Village and select Add-On Content from his list of options. From there, you can claim the free item pack along with any other DLC that you may have purchased.

The aforementioned 2.0 update introduced a variety of new content to the game. In addition to adding Apex versions of Rathalos and Diablos, the update brought back three Elder Dragons from earlier Monster Hunter titles: Teostra, Kushala Daora, and Chameleos. The update also uncapped the game's hunter rank.

Capcom is planning to release Monster Hunter Rise's 3.0 update in late May. While the publisher hasn't shared many details about that patch just yet, we know it will add a new ending to the game's story, along with another handful of monsters and their corresponding gear.

Meanwhile, the RPG spin-off Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin launches for Nintendo Switch and PC on July 9. Capcom shared a new trailer and gameplay details for the title during its recent Monster Hunter digital event. You can learn more about the game in our Monster Hunter Stories 2 preorder guide.

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