
Ever wanted to be a giant monster rampaging through a city? Experience mindless chaos as you destroy all in your path, earning new abilities, new monsters and new ways to wreak havoc.
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Destroy everyone and everything in your path as you grow in size and power.
Level up and enhance your abilities in each playthrough to face off against police units, SWAT teams, tanks, jets and more.
Unlock new monsters, new modes and new cosmetics as you progress.
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 68 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 68 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
très sympathique aussi malgré la résolution !!!..... (1920x1080) >-ça feusais longtemps-< !!!
Really cool idea, but the crashes don't really make it playable yet
I have played the game and its really fun for an early access game, if you want to play as a monster that destroys a city. This is the game for you!!
I think this game has a lot of potential and I hope the dev's stick with it. I really think this game could be the new War of the Monsters That being said this game is pretty barebones atm and needs a lot of work.
This game is absolutely dumb. It's mindless, repetitive, and over the top. I love it.
The simple yet brilliant on-the-nose name of this game sums up everything you need to know - you are the monster. Yes, really. Simplicity is one of this game's core strengths - not just with the name, but with the gameplay too. It offers hours of mindless entertainment, without having to learn convoluted controls or quirky mechanics. That's not to say the game lacks depth. I'm sure the hardcore gamers out there would enjoy trying to min-max the upgrades whilst surviving on the hardest difficulty. As for me though, I'm a lazy gamer that likes to vegetate after a day at work, and this game empowers me to raze a city even when I'm down to my last few braincells. The monsters available right now are interesting and fun to play. Each monster has a thematic set of abilities, each ability complimenting the others without too much overlap. Early game I found myself saving up certain abilities for situations they seemed most suited - like avoiding damage or farming XP - until late game where cooldowns were reduced and I could spam them more readily. Overall, the monsters and their abilities feel cohesive and well thought out. It's worth noting that the game is not perfect; I've had it crash on me once, and the movement could feel slicker. But, it is in early access, and the developer does appear very responsive to feedback and bug reports. The game met my expectations, and it shows some real promise with further development.
The first impression of this game reminded me of a mini game mode from watch dogs called "spider tank". I loved being the big beast in a city tearing it apart and this game seems to want to revive that world. for an early access its already good enough for a bit of fun that you dont have to commit to. although i do hope it expands upon the idea and allows more customization, such as customizing the threats youd face. maybe a sandbox mode where you gain nothing but an easy time making yourself super big without risking a crazy difficulty spike. cant wait to see whats next!
lot of crashes. 5 games 3 crashes. game is fun but with this rate of crash is unplayable
soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good
Honestly a fun game although a tiny bit repetitive and the crashes are a little annoying but still a good game
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