Fake GPS for Monster Hunter Now
on iPhone

How do you fake GPS for Monster Hunter Now on iPhone?

To fake GPS for Monster Hunter Now on iPhone, download Fake GPS from the App Store, open it, and search for any city or landmark — or tap the map to drop a pin on exact coordinates. Tap TELEPORT and your iPhone reports that spot as its GPS location. When you launch Monster Hunter Now, it reads your phone’s position the way it always does, so it builds its map, habitats, and monster spawns around the place you chose. There’s no jailbreak, no computer, and no account to set up — it works on a standard iPhone running iOS 16 or later. Want to hunt a coastal biome on the other side of the world, or scout a different city’s map? Pick the spot, teleport, and Monster Hunter Now drops you right there.

Monster Hunter Now is built around one signal: your device’s GPS coordinates. The game decides which monsters roam near you, which habitats appear, and where ORE nodes and gathering points sit based entirely on where your phone says it is. A fake GPS app simply lets you choose that coordinate — so instead of only hunting whatever spawns on your own street, you can see how the game presents an entirely different region.

That’s the fun: a coastal city, a dense downtown, a far-off landmark all build a different version of the map, with their own monster mix and terrain. Fake GPS keeps the whole thing to three taps — search, pin, teleport — wrapped in a native iPhone interface that feels like part of iOS.

Because it’s a native app and not a web wrapper, the switch is instant: pick a hunting ground, tap teleport, and your iPhone’s GPS is exactly where you want it. Save the biomes you return to, hop between them in a tap, and switch back to your real location whenever you like.