Money, called Yen in Devil Hunter, is crucial for your progress. Whether you want to buy weapons from the Armory or get different materials from the Blackmarket, you’ll need lots and lots of money. Thankfully, farming money is not that difficult. Here are a few methods that you can follow to easily farm money in Devil Hunter.
How to Farm Money in Devil Hunter
There are plenty of ways to earn money in Devil Hunter. This includes completing quests, grinding missions, and redeeming Devil Hunter Codes. However, if you want to farm money quickly with next to no grind, here’s what you need to do:
Grind Cleanup Duty Missions
Cleanup Duty missions are the easiest missions in Devil Hunter. Another squad has already finished off a devil, leaving its corpse behind. Now it falls to you to clean up the remains, extract the devil's flesh, and deliver it safely to the designated drop-off point.
Helpful pointers are on the screen showing the pick-up and the drop-off point. So, all you have to do is go from point A to B, and the mission is complete. But, depending on the conditions you choose, you can grab some extra cash that can really speed up your money farming. Here’s the best setup for Cleanup Duty missions to speed up money farming in Devil Hunter:
- Press N to open your mobile phone.
- Click on Create Mission.
- Select Cleanup Duty as the Directive.
- Select Residential Area as the Location. The Residential Area has the shortest distance between the pick-up and drop-off points, which will help speed up the farming process.
- Select Bloodlust and Flawless as the two Conditions. Bloodlust will increase your money earning by 5,000 Yen, and Flawless will increase your money earning by 5,500.
Make sure you have a skateboard. The increased movement speed will help you complete these missions faster and considerably reduce your farming time.
Sell Items at the Pawn Shop
For beginners, this is not as effective a money farm as the Cleanup Duty mission. But, if you have unlocked a few skills and bought/crafted a good weapon, and can easily kill low and mid-tier Devils, you’ll have fun farming money with this method.
What you have to do is collect human or devil body parts and sell them off at the Pawn Shop in exchange for money. This method also helps you farm the different Devil Hunter Materials required for crafting. Any excess materials can then be sold at the Pawn Shop.
You can do this by:
- Intercepting Cleanup Duty missions. Mostly beginner players are the ones grinding Cleanup Duty missions. Intercept them, kill them, and sell their body parts for money. You’ll earn money and progress/rank up as well.
- Farm Hold the Line Missions. Using the Create Mission menu, play Hold the Line missions to solo different Devils. You’ll earn money for completing the missions, and you earn extra by selling off some of the Devil Body Parts. Devil Doors are also a good way to do this exact process.
Using these two methods, you can easily earn money to buy better weapons, and get any materials from the Blackmarket or even get new skins for your Skateboard.
Devil Hunter FAQs
To get a Skateboard, you need to go to the Skateboard Shop on Shopping Street. If you don’t know the location, simply equip your mobile phone and follow the Skateboard pointer to easily find the shop. You can also buy and apply different skins to your skateboard from the same shop.
The Pawn Shop is located on the Shopping Street, an area in The Streets. If you can’t find it, equip your mobile phone, and a Pawn Shop marker will appear on your screen. Follow it to easily locate the shop. You can sell items at the Pawn Shop and buy different cosmetic accessories.
Currently, Devil Hunter has a 1 million Yen money cap. Once you reach that, you will earn money from all sources, but it won’t show up in your inventory.
Make sure you redeem the latest Devil Hunter Codes to get some more money for free. Also, check out our detailed guide on All Devil Materials and How to Get Them.
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