Monster Hunter: Rise Cheats & Cheat Codes for Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, Windows, and More

Monster Hunter Rise is an action role-playing video game developed and published by triple-A studio Capcom. Originally released for the Nintendo Switch, it is the sixth main installment in the Monster Hunter series. The game was ported to PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S on January 20, 2023. Rise was generally well received by critics but reviews were mixed from fans. The game sits in the high 80s on Metacritic.

The Premise of Monster Hunter: Rise

Monster Hunter games have the player take the role of a Hunter, tasked with slaying or capturing large monsters. The player has access to a variety of weapons, tools, and environmental traps to damage the monsters they’re hunting. Rise uses the same navigation approach from Monster Hunter: World while introducing some new mechanics, like the new animal companion, Palamutes. Rise has both single-player, local, and online multiplayer modes with up to four hunters in a group.

Main Characters In Monster Hunter: Rise

• Knight of the Royal Order Fiorayne
• Admiral Galleus
• The Scientist Bahari
• The Quest Damsel Chichae
• The Smithy Minayle
• The Merchant Oboro
• Master Arlow
• Sir Jae
• Dame Luchika
• Doctor Tadori
• Buddy Smithy Bis
• Fugen the Elder
• Hinoa the Quest Maiden
• Yomogi the Chef
• Hamon the BlacksmitH
• Kagero the Merchant
• Komitsu the SweetTooth
• Guild Master Hojo
• Minoto the Hub Maiden
• Master Utsushi
• Buddy Handler Iori
• Felyne Chief Kogarashi
• Rondine the Trader
• Hamon’s Top Disciple, Hibasa
• Fugen’s Niece Monju
• Azuki the Cook
• Nagi the Buddy Agent
• Gatlyn the Researcher
• Sir Ertz
• Senri the Mailman
• Buddy Smithy Kisaki
• Sekirei the Trainer
• Maido the Merchant
• Housekeeper
• Canyne Master Inukai
• Senior Hunter Hanenaga
• Umbrella Merchant Hinami
• High-Rank Hunter Ayame
• Kajika the Fishmonger
• Wakana the Greengrocer
• Mihaba the Apprentice
• Hanamori the Guide
• Buddy Expert Shirubei
• Fukashigi the Informant

Monsters In Monster Hunter: Rise

• Jagras
• Bombadgy
• Izuchi
• Kelbi
• Felyne
• Melynx
• Bullfango
• Popo
• Anteka
• Remobra
• Rhenoplos
• Bnahabra
• Altaroth
• Gajau
• Jaggi
• Jaggia
• Baggi
• Delex
• Ludroth
• Uroktor
• Slagtoth
• Gargwa
• Wroggi
• Zamite
• Kestodon
• Rachnoid
• Rathian
• Rathalos
• Khezu
• Basarios
• Diablos
• Rajang
• Tigrex
• Nargacuga
• Teostra
• Kushala Daora
• Chameleos
• Barioth
• Barroth
• Royal Ludroth
• Great Baggi
• Great Wroggi
• Zinogre
• Arzuros
• Lagombi
• Volvidon
• Mizutsune
• Anjanath
• Pukei-Pukei
• Kulu-Ya-Ku
• Jyuratodus
• Tobi-Kadachi
• Bazelgeuse
• Magnamalo
• Bishaten
• Aknosom
• Tetranadon
• Somnacanth
• Rakna-Kadaki
• Almudron
• Wind Serpent Ibushi
• Goss Harag
• Great Izuchi
• Thunder Serpent Narwa
• Narwa the Allmother
• Crimson Glow Valstrax
• Apex Rathian
• Apex Rathalos
• Apex Diablos
• Apex Zinogre
• Apex Arzuros
• Apex Mizutsune

Sunbreak Monsters

• Daimyo Hermitaur — Returning Carapaceon from Monster Hunter 2
• Blood Orange Bishaten — Fire subspecies of Bishaten
• Garangolm — New Fanged Beast from Sunbreak
• Shogun Ceanataur — Returning Carapaceon from Monster Hunter 2
• Aurora Somnacanth — Ice subspecies of Somnacanth
• Lunagaron — New Fanged Wyvern from Sunbreak
• Seregios — Returning Flying Wyvern from Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
• Magma Almudron — Fire subspecies of Almudron
• Astalos — Returning Flying Wyvern from Monster Hunter Generations
• Espinas — Returning Flying Wyvern from Monster Hunter Frontier
• Pyre Rakna-Kadaki — Fire subspecies of Rakna-Kadaki
• Gore Magala — Returning “unknown type” from Monster Hunter 4
• Malzeno — New Elder Dragon from Sunbreak
• Shagaru Magala — Returning Elder Dragon from Monster Hunter 4
• Gaismagorm — New Elder Dragon from Sunbreak
• Furious Rajang — More difficult subspecies of Rajang
• Scorned Magnamalo — More difficult subspecies of Magnamalo

Monster Hunter: Rise titles in the series

• Monster Hunter
• Monster Hunter G, an enhanced version of Monster Hunter, released exclusively in Japan and Korea for PlayStation 2 and Wii.
• Monster Hunter Freedom, an enhanced port of Monster Hunter G, released internationally for PlayStation Portable.
• Monster Hunter 2
• Monster Hunter Freedom 2, a new game retaining the core content of Monster Hunter 2 and adding upon it, released internationally for PlayStation Portable.
• Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, an enhanced version of Monster Hunter Freedom 2, released internationally for PlayStation Portable and iOS.
• Monster Hunter Tri
• Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, a new game retaining the core content of Monster Hunter Tri and adding upon it, released exclusively in Japan and Korea for PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3.
• Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, an enhanced port of Monster Hunter Tri that incorporated content from Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, released internationally for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U.
• Monster Hunter 4
• Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, an enhanced version of Monster Hunter 4, released internationally for Nintendo 3DS.
• Monster Hunter: World
• Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, a major story-based expansion, released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in September 2019 and for Windows in January 2020.
• Monster Hunter Rise
• Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, a massive story-based expansion, released internationally on June 30, 2022 for Switch and Windows versions.[21] Sunbreak will release on the other consoles on April 28th, 2023.

Spinoffs

• Monster Hunter Frontier Online / Monster Hunter Frontier Z
• Monster Hunter Diary: Poka Poka Airou Village
• Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting
• Monster Hunter Frontier G
• Monster Hunter Online
• Monster Hunter Spirits
• Monster Hunter Explore
• Monster Hunter Generations
• Monster Hunter Stories
• Monster Hunter Riders
• Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin
• Monster Hunter Now

Monster Hunter Rise Cheat Codes

Currently, there are no known traditional cheats for Monster Hunter Rise, however, you can access cheats through a third-party software known as a trainer and through emulation codes. This third-party software is not officially supported by Capcom so use it at your own risk.

We Mod Trainer

Player Cheats

Unlimited Health Regeneration
Unlimited Stamina
Edit Max Health
Edit Max Stamina
No Hunger
Wirebugs No Cooldown
Max Weapon Sharpness

Game Cheats

Reset Mission Timer
No/Minimum Forge & Upgrade Requirement
Instant Complete Quest
Instant Return From Quests
Set Game Speed

Inventory

Unlimited Quick Item Usage
Unlimited Ammo
Inventory Edit Money
Edit Pts
Edit Item Quantity

Stats

Stats Edit Attack
Edit Critical Chance
Edit Defense

MHR Trainer

• Infinite Health – When you activate this, your health will start restoring whenever it is low to the maximum. However, it does not mean that you are invincible. Upon dealing damage, your health will deplete as it depletes normally.
• Infinite Stamina – If you are tired of making your character rest for a few seconds after sprinting for a long duration, then activate the cheat. It recharges your character’s amount of stamina to a maximum level and let them for a longer duration. However, the stamina bar will deplete as it normally does.
• Edit Max Health – Unlike Infinite Health, where your character’s health would reach the maximum amount. The cheat will instead change the maximum health your player can have; keep it as high as possible. We recommend you use Edit Max Health and Infinite Health together to be invincible.
• Edit Max Stamina – You can change the maximum level of the stamina bar by using the trainer. Keep it as high as possible so you can sprint endlessly without making your character tiring. Use it with the Infinite Stamina for effective results.
• No Hunger – If you are tired of taking breaks, you can recharge your energy and health by consuming eatables. With this trainer, you won’t need to consume any eatable. Therefore, you won’t have to search for eatables, and you won’t have to consume them.
• Wirebugs No Cooldown – It is one of the main features that people download the trainer for. By using this command, you can use your wirebugs without any cooldown. So if you are climbing high mountains or buildings, then there is no need to wait. However, the cooldown only works for the first two wirebugs.

More Trainer Codes

• Max Weapon Sharpness – If you have weak weapons with you that deflect the attack and have lower damage, then you need to activate the command. Whenever you use your weapon, the trainer restores your weapon’s sharpness back to maximum.
• Reset Mission Timer – Many Monster Hunter Rise gamers find the mission timer to be annoying. Some gamers want to speed-run the initial missions. However, there is a cooldown every time you complete a mission. If you are in a hurry, activate the trainer so you can skip the mission timer cooldown and continue with your next mission while playing MHR.
• Infinite Quick Item Usage – whatever item you have selected in your quick item when you use it will stay at 999. So, don’t worry about the finite resources or your time.
• Infinite Ammo – The trainer will only work if you have equipped a weapon that uses ammo to shoot. No matter how many rounds you fire, the count will stay at 9999 once the cheat is activated.

Even More Trainer Codes

• Edit Money – What is better than editing your currency? Activating the cheat allows you to get the maximum amount of money possible. Get as many items as you can that are purchasable.
• Set Game Speed – If you feel the game is not at your pace, then activate the trainer and you can change the speed of your game. If you like playing the game at a fast pace, then simply increase the game speed from the trainer options.
• Edit Pts – Whenever you complete a mission in Monster Hunter Rise, you receive a reward with points. However, most gamers think killing difficult monsters does not give them the rewards that they deserve. If you are one of those gamers, activate the trainer so you can edit the points that you receive in Monster Hunter Rise.
• Edit Item Quantity – To activate the cheat, you first need to open your item box or item bag; otherwise, it will not work. Furthermore, ensure that the item you want to edit has more than one quantity.

Monster Hunter: Rise Emulation Cheats

Monster Hunter: Rise Cheat Code FAQs

Is Monster Hunter Rise difficult?
Rise’s farming endgame is Anomaly investigations. In this field, Rise is definitely harder than World because of this single reason. World investigations have no answer to the title update powercreep meanwhile Rise does.

How do you unlock Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak?

In order to access the content for Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, you’ll need to be Hunter Rank 7 and have completed the Seven Star Urgent Quest: Serpent Goddess of Thunder which is part of the Gathering Hub Key Quests.

What is Gore Magala’s weakness?

It’s best to focus attacks on Gore Magala’s head, then the neck, forelegs, and hind legs. Gore Magala is weakest to Fire and then somewhat weak to Thunder. In terms of ailments, it’s somewhat susceptible to Fireblight and Blast.

The image featured at the top of this post is ©Screenshot of gameplay.