
Hand-craft your team of perfect Monsters and wage a one-man war against fate and the world in the Crown Nation! With a True Crossbreeding system, every Monster is entirely your own!
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Explore the beautiful, textured and detailed environments of The Crown Nation, solely brought to life by our environment artist Arex. Immerse yourself in the soundscape of Sin Eater by music directed by Onion_mu and the sound team. Breed over 1000 unique monster sprites lovingly crafted by RacieB with the most robust and polished true crossbreeding system implemented in a video game by Kyle Toom.
Game Director APE-AHAB, in partnership with Jason Walsh (the mastermind behind "Monster Crown") have a truly wild world and mind-bending story in the works for you to experience. Start your journey through the madness of Monster Crown: Sin Eater.
With over a thousand unique, hand-crafted Monster sprites, and hundreds of colors to choose from, you'll find the ace Monster that's right for you! And once you've found your favorites, use Monster Crossbreeding or perform Monster Fusion to reach new heights!
The game's storyline puts you in the shoes of Asur, a young farm boy who has aspired to be a Monster Tamer his whole life, just like his big brother. When his family is put in mortal danger, he must act to set things right, and change the Crown Nation forever.
Be sure to build yourself a powerful team of mighty companions. Turns out, Asur won't have much luck going it alone!

Certain Monsters also transform when exposed to certain elements. Be sure to try strange new items on your favorite Monsters — you never know what's going to happen!

With so many monsters, obtaining them all, their crossbreeds and their transformations (and the transformation's crossbreeds) is quite an undertaking, only serious collectors should attempt this!

Along the way, you'll explore towns packed with interesting characters. Another way Monster Crown: Sin Eater elevates the standard tropes is with branching dialogue and decisions that have a real impact on the game.

You'll travel the world and encounter Monsters roaming the wilds. Each one has a personality; some will flee from you, some will give chase, some — the more sinister Monsters — will stalk you from the shadows.

Think you have what it takes to make it in the Crown Nation? Download our free demo today to enjoy a taste of what we've got cooking.
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Languages: English
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I had an absolute Blast with this game! Worth every penny, you get such a big map and story for the price and sooooo many monsters! It really puts in to perspective the costs of a game like Pokemon compared to indie games that are doing Monster collection in unique ways as someone new to PC gaming I’m really happy I found this game.
I really like it, way more than I thought I would. I think the first one was essentially his prototype and this game is the [b]true Monster Crown experience[/b], the artstyle is amazing, the fusion system, I didn't find as engaging as other people did, but the cool-ass designs of the creatures you can fuse makes it much more fun, unfortunately due to poor balancing it gets super easy super fast even on the highest difficulty and makes the rest of the game boring. The combat is still dull, and there's a severe lack of variety in the moves creatures can use. I also found the dialogue a little too [i]"edgy"[/i] and it lost my interest fast.
really fun game , love all the monster desgins , music and the characters . the gameplay is very good ! recommed this to others
What a great improvement from the first installment 10/10
Great improvement over the first Monster Crown. The fusion/breeding system allows for so much creativity and expression in team building, that it's easy to get sucked into spending hours in the lab, trying to create the strongest/coolest-looking team possible. My only complaint is that the open world makes for a very uneven difficulty curve. That aside, definitely one of the best monster taming games this year.
Its an okay little game. Certainly better than the first game since i can actually play it lol. The music is Fantastic. Visuals are fantastic in the open world. But in battle, the sprites look a little weird to me. And some monsters arent scaled as if they were made by the same person. So you get this weird inconsistency in sprite quality. And personally, i feel the battles are really easy. Which isnt totally bad on it's own. But it kinda makes it so i had do need to experiment with the fusion and breeding mechanics
huge upgrade from the first game
I really enjoyed this game. The music and visuals speak for themselves, you either like them or you don't. The combat is interesting and I only wish it were a little deeper. The story is edgy, but I don't think overly so. I LOVE the way fusion and breeding are implemented. I would say I prefer this fusion/ breeding system over Pokemon, DQM, or SMT. It is a really top-tier customization system. There's also lots of optional content and post-game content. The overworld abilities are cool, especially riding on monsters. There's a skill that causes damage to enemies while riding on your monster, but never causes them to die. This is very helpful for recruiting and grinding. The game's balance is the only complaint I have. It was pretty balanced early on and in the end game dungeon, but the mid game just sort of feels like it was designed for unimpeded exploration. After the first major boss fight the world opens. When the world opens, all balance is basically gone until the end game. Levels also accumulate fast, which is nice for a creature collecting game, but sort of feels at odds with game balance. I played on the "Give Me a Challenge" difficulty (normal difficulty) and it took less than 20 hours to complete the main campaign of the game. My team were all level 70+ after a short end-game grind. There is post-game content I have not attempted yet, but I will probably do it because this game is very good.
very fun mons game. the breeding & fusion systems give you a ton of customization of your monsters.
Super fun game if you enjoy RPGs where collecting monsters is the main feature. Not only does it have an insane cast of cool, uniquely designed creatures it allows you to breed every single one into a cross breed taking on the type and color scheme of parents allowing for even more customization and collection. My personal favorite part is finding a monster I like then breed it with a whole bunch of high level monsters to create my perfect version of that monster to take on my mission. Exploration is also insanely fun in this game I always feel rewarded for exploring with either loot or new monsters
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