Capcom have announced Monster Hunter Rise has reached over 5 million units sold worldwide and celebrating the news with rewarding players with a free commemorative item pack of consumables.
Monster Hunter Rise Celebrates Over 5 Million Units Shipped with Free Commemorative Item Pack
Monster Hunter Riseis rewarding players with a free in-game item pack that contains some useful consumables to celebrate the milestone reached for its opening week. Capcom have announced the pack called The Kamura Pack 1: Big Hit Celebration on their official Twitter account that comes with 30Mega Potions, 20 Well-done Steaks, 10Large Barrel Bombs, 5Mega Demondrugs, and 5Mega Armorskins. This useful pack is great for those starting out and consumables such as Mega Potions do take time to craft and farm items, so hopefully it should save you time in doing so.
In order to claim these goodies head to the Palico calledSenri the Mailmanwho is situated in the center of Kamura village, not too far fromFugen. The Kumara Pack 1 will be under downloadable content.
Giving free packs of items is similar to what Capcom did withMonster Hunter World, so hopefully we can expect more in the months ahead, and more milestones to come for the latest entry in the Monster Hunter series. It’s not too long ago that Capcom had reported surpassing 4 million in shipments and digital sales, so it seems sales are going strong for Rise.
First week numbers are in:#MHRisehas shipped over 5 million units worldwide!
As a token of our gratitude, we’re giving out a Commemorative Item Pack. ❤️
Check in with Senri the Mailman to claim your Kamura Pack 1. ?pic.twitter.com/1NlCFvAylO
— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter)August 08, 2025
Capcom have already announced thefirst title updatewhich will arrive at the end of April, bring with itApex Rathalos, the Elder DragonChameleos, plus a variety of monsters. The update will also be unlocking the HR cap which currently maxes out at HR7. There are also more “related features” coming which are currently unknown.
Monster Hunter Riseis currently available on the Nintendo Switch, and will be releasing on PC in 2022.
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