- June 5, 2009
- Sandlot Games
Monster Mash
53%Game Brain Score
music
graphics, gameplay
81% User Score 16 reviews
Platforms
About
In a distant fairy-tale world, the villagers of Curly Valley are being attacked by legions of quirky and bizarre monsters. Fortify villages with various towers, upgrades and unusual defensive armaments to repel these mysterious invaders and protect the grateful villagers who cheer your every conquest! Get ready for the coming onslaught in this addictive, strategic adventure.




Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews
music3 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- MONSTER MASH offers a nostalgic experience for players, especially those who enjoyed it in their childhood, with its simple yet engaging tower defense mechanics.
- The game features a unique builder mechanic that adds strategic depth, requiring players to plan their defenses carefully.
- Despite its age, the gameplay remains solid and challenging, providing a fun experience that encourages players to keep coming back for more.
- The graphics are outdated and considered unattractive by many players, which may detract from the overall experience.
- There is a limited variety of tower types and upgrades, which can make the gameplay feel repetitive over time.
- The game lacks replayability and achievements, making it less appealing for players looking for long-term engagement.
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally described as catchy and memorable, with one standout track that tends to stick in players' heads long after playing. However, some users note that the repetitiveness of the soundtrack can become a drawback over time. Overall, while the music is enjoyable, its limited variety may lead to fatigue.
“This is a tower defense game that caters to everyone; the music is fantastic and catchy, and you'll find yourself humming it later.”
“The song is very catchy; expect to be repeating it for a good week at least.”
“Only one song on the soundtrack, and it will burrow into your head like a brain parasite.”
“The sound is adequate, although the music is rather repetitive after a while.”
“Only one song on the soundtrack and it will burrow into your head like a brain parasite.”