Minion Fighters: Epic Monsters

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"Minion Fighters: Epic Monsters" is a thrilling combat game set in the Battle Dungeon. Assemble your army of minions and prepare for epic arena fights to defend your supremacy. Engage in strategic battles, collect and upgrade your minions, and climb the leaderboards to become the ultimate Minion Master.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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48%

Audience ScoreBased on 63 reviews

monetization7 negative mentions

The game has fun mechanics and engaging gameplay.
Customer service is responsive and helpful.
The graphics and design of the game are visually appealing.

The game heavily relies on microtransactions, making it feel like a money grab.
Progression is slow and resources are scarce, leading to frustration.
There are numerous bugs and technical issues that hinder gameplay.

monetization
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The monetization strategy of the game has been criticized for being overly aggressive, with frequent prompts for microtransactions and expensive in-game purchases, including a high price for ad removal. Players find the reliance on ads and the pay-to-win model frustrating, especially as some achievements require payment to unlock rewards. Overall, the monetization approach detracts from the gameplay experience, leading to dissatisfaction among users.
- “The game is fun, but there are way too many in-game purchases, and they can be quite expensive. It's really annoying that some achievements require payment to collect the rewards. Even if you haven't paid, the game makes it look like there is something you can get by clicking on it. It's hard to get resources in the beginning, but later on, resources become easier to obtain.”
- “In-game purchases are too expensive, and the game starts off super slow when you only have a couple of minions to fight with.”
- “It constantly tries to get you to partake in microtransactions.”
- “In-game purchases are too expensive and the game starts off super slow when you only have a couple of minions to fight with.”
- “Slow, 100% pay-to-win, and you can't even permanently remove ads; you have to purchase them for days only. It's pathetic that companies prioritize profits over gameplay.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is hindered by numerous bugs and unfinished mechanics, leading to frustration among players who appreciate the core concepts but feel the game lacks polish. Additionally, the heavy reliance on pay-to-win elements and temporary ad removal options has drawn criticism, with many users expressing dissatisfaction over the monetization strategies that detract from the overall experience.
- “This game would be great if it worked properly. I love the mechanics, but it's clearly not finished and full of bugs. Please finish this game and actually put some effort into it. If this game was fully functional and I knew that I would receive everything I paid for, I would actually spend some money on it.”
- “Slow, 100% pay-to-win, and you can't even permanently remove ads; you have to purchase them for days only. It's pathetic how these money-grubbing companies do not care about gameplay, only explosive profits. I will never play another game by these companies or developers; you're only causing harm here.”