Hunting Together RPG Beta Rewards

Hunting Together RPG’s early live window behaves like a long public beta: the servers are up, systems are iterating, and RonB Games attached permanent prestige rewards to leveling goals. This page explains the two account milestones that matter most—the Beta Tester title and the limited Ice Cat pet—and separates them from the similarly named BETATESTER promo code so you do not confuse temporary potions with forever cosmetics.

If you are planning the grind, keep Leveling and Classes open beside this article. For gift codes that only grant consumables, use the Codes Hub.

Reward summary

Milestone	Requirement	Reward	After full launch
Beta Tester title	Reach level 99 on any one class	Title / flair	Keeps
Limited Ice Cat	Reach level 99 on three classes	Ice Cat pet	Keeps
BETATESTER code	Redeem gift code in HUD	Historically 3 EXP + 3 Drop potions	Consumables only; may expire

The title and pet are progress unlocks. The code is a promo gift. Completing the code does not grant the title, and earning the title does not require the code.

Beta Tester title (any class to 99)

Hit level 99 on a single job and you unlock the Beta Tester title. Community messaging is clear that this flair remains after launch, which makes it one of the best early-access investments of your time. You do not need all eight jobs. Any one of Swordsman, Mage, Archer, Thief, Cleric, Merchant, Samurai, or Alchemist counts once that job’s level hits 99.

Practical tips:

• Prefer a job you already enjoy for long auto-combat sessions so the first 99 does not burn you out.
• Party play shares experience even with large level gaps, so a friend on a higher job can pull you through tougher islands.
• Each party member adds roughly 2% experience and drop bonus (up to about 12% in a full group)—use that for the painful mid-to-late levels.
• F2P players often start Archer → Cleric → Thief for flexible solo and support value; that path still works if your only goal is the first title, but you can also main whatever clears gates fastest for you.

When you finish the first 99, screenshot the title unlock and keep playing—your next decision is whether to chase the Ice Cat.

Limited Ice Cat (three classes to 99)

The Ice Cat pet unlocks when three different classes reach level 99. Like the title, it is described as permanent after launch, and the “limited” tag means it is a beta-window prestige pet rather than a cash-shop staple. Expect it to remain a status symbol among hunters who invested during early access.

Choosing your three jobs:

1. Main DPS or safe solo — Archer or Thief for many F2P players; Swordsman if you like frontline.
2. Support or sustain — Cleric keeps parties alive and makes gatekeeper wipes rarer.
3. Economy or unlock bridge — Merchant for gold and market play, or Mage if you want the Alchemist unlock path later.

Remember special unlocks: Samurai needs Swordsman and Thief at level 70, and Alchemist needs Mage and Merchant at level 70. Those unlock thresholds are lower than 99, so you can open Samurai or Alchemist as a third (or fourth) job without finishing every base to 99 first. Still, the Ice Cat specifically cares about three classes at 99, not merely unlocking the special jobs.

A clean prestige plan looks like:

1. Push job A to 99 → claim Beta Tester title.
2. Level job B to 99 while using party bonuses and leftover EXP potions from codes.
3. Level job C to 99 → claim Ice Cat.
4. Optionally unlock Samurai or Alchemist for gameplay variety even if you stop at three 99s.

Deep stat advice lives on Stat Builds; class identity and unlock rules live on Classes.

BETATESTER code vs Beta Tester title

Hunters constantly mix these up because the names share the same words.

• Beta Tester title — earned by gameplay (level 99). Permanent flair.
• BETATESTER code — typed into the gift UI. Community lists historically rewarded three EXP potions and three Drop potions. Like other early codes, it may already be expired; treat it as a bonus, not a milestone.

Other codes that often appear in the same era include apology packs (SORRY5, SORRY6) and event gifts (HALLOWEEN, DUNGEON). None of those replace the three-class Ice Cat grind. Always redeem through the gift icon and confirm live status on Codes.

Why the studio made these permanent

Permanent beta cosmetics reward players who stress-tested combat, parties, refining, and cards while systems were still changing. Titles and pets that survive launch create a visible cohort of early hunters without forcing paywalls. For you, that means time spent now converts into account history later—even if balance patches shuffle the tier list.

Efficient grind checklist

• Enable auto combat and learn warp home (H) plus warp pillars between islands.
• Clear ~40-monster zone quests, then beat gatekeeper bosses to open new hunting grounds.
• Socket monster cards and refine gear as you go so late levels do not stall on tanky packs—see gear and card guides under Guides.
• Redeem EXP and Drop potions only when you have a long uninterrupted session.
• Track each job’s level in a simple note so you know how close you are to the second and third 99.
• After Halloween or other dense spawn events, dump leftover event density into whichever job is closest to 99 (see Halloween Update).

Common mistakes

• Redeeming BETATESTER and thinking the title should appear automatically.
• Counting the same class twice after a respec myth—each job level is separate; you need three distinct classes at 99.
• Unlocking Samurai or Alchemist at 70 and assuming that alone finishes the Ice Cat requirement.
• Soloing every gate when a six-player party could add stacking EXP and drop bonuses.
• Burning all potions on a job you intend to abandon before 99.

Related reading

• Leveling — routes and pacing toward 99.
• Classes — base jobs and special unlocks.
• Codes — BETATESTER and other gifts.
• Updates Hub — full patch timeline.

Earn the title first for a quick prestige win, then decide whether the Ice Cat’s three-job commitment fits your schedule before launch branding hardens. Either way, these rewards are among the few early-access investments the studio has already said will stay.