Godzilla: Omniverse

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Godzilla: Omniverse is a single player action game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

2D Kaiju Fighting

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71%Audience ScoreBased on 540 reviews

gameplay21 positive mentions

monetization173 negative mentions

Fun and engaging gameplay with a wide range of Kaijus, each with unique abilities and accurate portrayals from the movies.
Great retro arcade-style graphics and animations that appeal to Godzilla fans and evoke nostalgia.
Regular updates and expansions have improved the game, adding new characters and balancing some gameplay elements.

Excessive and intrusive ads severely impact gameplay, requiring players to watch multiple long ads just to play matches or gain resources.
The grind to unlock new characters is extremely slow and costly, making it frustrating and less enjoyable for many players.
Dependence on online connectivity and a battle token system needing ad views limits offline play and can make the game unplayable when ads fail to load.

monetization
181 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
2%
2%
96%
The game’s monetization heavily relies on frequent, often mandatory ads that players must watch to obtain battle tokens and progress, making gameplay frustrating and sometimes unplayable due to ad loading issues. Many users criticize the intrusive ad frequency, grindy unlocking system, lack of alternative monetization options like in-app purchases to remove ads, and the forced online requirement. While some acknowledge the ads support development, the overwhelming and poorly implemented ad system detracts significantly from the overall experience.
- “I like this game, I really do, but there's way too much monetization. You have to watch an ad before and after every battle, then watch more ads for battle tokens or pay money. There's no option to pay to remove ads. If there was a $1 or $2 option to remove ads, I would totally pay for it. Also, all creatures are locked except at the beginning, which is frustrating.”
- “Give us a paid version with no ads, I'll jump on that.”
- “This game is cool and great but hard to get currency. I know people complain about this, so why not add in-app purchases since it's free to play or make a premium paid version?”
- “You can allow us to watch ads to maybe gain the money we want to unlock more monsters, sure, but the fact I'm required to watch ads to even have fun is BS.”
- “The battle tokens can only be had by watching ads, they don't regenerate over time or anything, and half of the time the ads aren't available making game progression incredibly slow or unplayable.”
- “I had to watch 2 separate 30-second unskippable ads just to play 1 match, this happened every time.”
gameplay
41 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
51%
37%
12%
The gameplay is generally praised for its fun fighting mechanics, diverse kaiju roster, and nostalgic pixel art, making it enjoyable and accessible. However, many users find it repetitive and heavily grind-dependent, with slow progression and frustrating ads disrupting the experience. Additional complaints include clunky controls, inconsistent AI behavior, and technical bugs that detract from overall gameplay quality.
- “Old school charming sprites, tons of characters, easy to pick up gameplay, what's not to like?”
- “A new review for this game: the game is perfectly good with its fun gameplay, the wide amount of playable monsters you can pick, and the fun moves and attacks each monster has.”
- “This game is absolutely amazing you get to play as different Godzilla monsters from different timelines, good graphics, great gameplay and cool fighting modes you can choose from. This is one of the best Godzilla fighting games ever.”
- “However, the ads severely impact gameplay due to battle tokens only being obtainable from them.”
- “The first issue is how repetitive the gameplay gets while trying to unlock monsters.”
- “There are no campaigns and no story, plus the mechanics in the game are clunky and slow.”
grinding
26 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is widely regarded as fun and appealing to kaiju fans, but its progression is heavily grindy, requiring extensive playtime to unlock characters and accumulate coins. Many players find the grind tedious and exacerbated by frequent ads, with some suggesting easier unlocks or in-game purchases to alleviate the monotony. While improvements have made grinding somewhat easier, the overall consensus is that the game's rewarding but demanding grind impacts its accessibility and enjoyment.
- “At the very least, please add in-game purchases to buy points. I don't really feel like grinding to 400,000 points when I get only a hundred points per round.”
- “So downsides, the game is very grindy. Every kaiju costs at least 2 or 3 full arcade playthroughs on hard, and there are a lot of ads.”
- “The game is buggy, some of the kaijus are so unbalanced they can stun you, and the grinding in this game is horrible. You get like a hundred or thousands each difficulty, and not just that, the kaijus cost hundreds of thousands. It would probably take weeks or months if you want to grind coins for a kaiju. It even wants you to watch an ad to play the game once you lose a ticket. Fix this.”
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
71%
8%
21%
The graphics are generally praised for their retro, arcade-style charm and accurate character designs that appeal to fans of the films. While many users appreciate the nostalgic 2D visuals and well-rendered backgrounds, some criticize the graphics as outdated or mediocre. Overall, the visuals complement the gameplay well, though they could benefit from smoother updates.
- “Feels just like an arcade, quick battle movement, great graphics, and tons of references to the films!”
- “The gameplay is good, the graphics are amazing and everything is 10/10.”
- “This game is absolutely amazing you get to play as different Godzilla monsters from different timelines, good graphics, great gameplay, and cool fighting modes. This is one of the best Godzilla fighting games ever.”
- “Thank you for fixing the black screen load; the graphics are decent!”
- “There were a lot of characters to choose from; the graphics were not that good but I don't care, this game is my favorite Godzilla game. Try to put the new Godzilla and King Kong.”
- “I love the graphics but the controls are garbage; the playable characters are pretty cool but you do have to unlock them.”
stability
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game experiences frequent bugs and freezing issues, particularly related to ads and certain fighting mechanics, which severely impact stability. While some progress has been made in reducing crashes, persistent glitches and unbalanced elements continue to frustrate users, often requiring reinstallation to resolve problems.
- “This game is buggy as hell.”
- “Just delete the battle tokens system; this system is pretty buggy too, there's a chance that the ads never load and you will need to uninstall the game and install again to play it.”
- “When I use fury, it freezes me and I can't move.”
story
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
30%
40%
30%
The game lacks a traditional story or campaign mode, with many players wishing for a more developed narrative or character-specific storylines. While the core gameplay and concept are praised, users find the absence of a substantial story and challenging mechanics detract from the overall experience. Additionally, frequent and lengthy ads interrupt the flow, further impacting engagement with the story aspect.
- “Honestly this game is amazing with good pixelated character quality and game modes. The only problem that brings everything down is the mechanics, difficulty, earning money, cheap characters. I would like to see more kaijus, a short story mode, and fixed gameplay mechanics. Overall, I love all the concepts and the game itself.”
- “It's a really great game and a time consumer. I really hope there's a future update. The only things that bug me are the constant ads and the inability to play gauntlet mode because it keeps crashing. I wish it had a random tower mode and an actual mini story line about each different character. I also hope they add Doug, Kiryu, Baragon, brutally moves or special attacks, maybe MV Kong or 05 Kong.”
- “I love this game. Just one small problem, unlocking characters is a pain. I wish I could unlock them through arcade mode or a story mode.”
- “There are no campaigns and no story, plus the mechanics in the game are clunky and slow.”
- “Honestly this game is amazing with good pixelated character quality and game modes, but the short story mode and gameplay mechanics make this game pretty annoying overall.”
- “I love this game, but unlocking characters is a pain and I wish there was an arcade or story mode to unlock them.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The music in the game is generally praised for being good, accurate, and contributing positively to the atmosphere, with some users highlighting the amazing soundtracks. However, a few players feel the game lacks sufficient background and boss battle music, suggesting the addition of more tracks from Toho’s library to enhance the experience.
- “The background music is very good and accurate, and I also love how every character's ability is true to the movies.”
- “Thanks to the devs for making this game and the amazing soundtracks as well as the sprites.”
- “I love the design of Mecha-Kong, but I really want to add some boss music while fighting another kaiju!”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor aspect is minimal, with users using the phrase "not even funny" to emphasize frustration rather than amusement, highlighting issues like overpowered characters and cheap AI rather than comedic elements.
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Replayability is seen as promising but currently limited, with users anticipating more content such as additional playable kaiju to be added in future updates.

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Godzilla: Omniverse is a action game.

Godzilla: Omniverse is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

On average players spend around 6 hours playing Godzilla: Omniverse.

Godzilla: Omniverse was developed by MHG-Works.

Godzilla: Omniverse has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Godzilla: Omniverse for its gameplay but disliked it for its monetization.

Godzilla: Omniverse is a single player game.

Similar games include Stick Shinobi Fighting, Godzilla Defense Force, Tank Stars, Jurassic Monster World, Knights Fight 2: New Blood and others.

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