Monster Hunter Now features various multiplayer access, providing various ways to play with your friends or any hunters near you. See how you can play with other players here and learn more about all the multiplayer modes in-game.

How to Play with Other Players

Monster Hunter Now offers a variety of ways to play with other hunters during your hunts. This is an effective way to defeat large monsters, as teaming up allows you to deal more damage compared to solo hunts. Here are all the methods you can do to access the multiplayer mode:

• Hunt with Nearby Players
• Hunt with Party Members
• Use QR Codes for Marked Monsters

Hunt with Nearby Players

To play with nearby hunters, simply tap on any large monster on the field and press the ''Hunt with nearby hunters'' button. This will notify nearby hunters about your request for help and initiate a hunt for your target monster with them.

Hunt with Party Members

Another way to hunt with other players is to form or join an existing party. You can access this feature in the player menu and choose either to create your own party or join an existing one via QR code.

Invite Nearby Players for Missing Party Members

If your party is missing one or two members and you want more players to join, you can also invite nearby players to join to fill up those spots.

Use QR Codes for Marked Monsters

You can also invite other hunters via QR code when hunting monsters marked with Paintballs. You can do this as the party owner or by accepting a QR invitation from other players.

Multiplayer Limitations

Players Must be Within 200 Meters

When starting hunts with other hunters, players must be within a 200m radius. Otherwise, even with QR code invitations, you won't be able to play with them.

Hunter Level 6 Required

To unlock the multiplayer mode, progress through the game until you reach Hunter Level 6. Once you reach this level, you can start hunting large monsters with any nearby hunters around your area.

Reaching Hunter Level 6 is relatively easy, as you can attain this level during the prologue, allowing you to access this feature early in the game.
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Disabled on Urgent Quests

When doing urgent quests, the option to invite players will be completely disabled, even if there are nearby hunters around. The game requires you to do these hunts alone, so be explore and experiment with different builds when facing large monsters of higher difficulty.

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