Monster Run: Downfall of the Empire

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You embody a giant fire-breathing monster cat. To protect your forest ravaged by a greedy human empire, you've decided to personally destroy the empire, together with all of its soldiers, castles, kings and things. Endure the challenges and unlock a large array of new supernatural abilities. With 100+ upgrades, you can harness 11+ unique attacks, ranging from panic-inducing roars to shooting e…

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Play Modes

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

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77%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

The game offers a fun and unique concept of playing as a giant monster, providing a variety of enemy types and challenges.
It has an engaging campaign with different worlds to explore, and the upgrade system allows for a nice selection of abilities.
The game is actively being developed, showing promise for improvements and additional content in the future.

The game suffers from poor controls, a cheap-looking UI, and numerous bugs that detract from the overall experience.
Many players find the combat and movement clunky, making it difficult to feel powerful as a giant monster.
The game has a steep difficulty curve, which may frustrate players who prefer a more straightforward gaming experience.

graphics
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The game's graphics feature a charming art style, particularly highlighted by the design of the playable demon cat character. Players appreciate the visual appeal but express a desire for more customization options for the character's appearance. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's engaging plot and challenges.
- “It has a cute art style, and you get to play a demon cat, so that's pretty neat.”
- “Would love it if the monster cat's visuals were customizable.”
- “The game features a nice plot, music, and graphics, along with the challenges it has to offer.”
story
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The game features a well-crafted story complemented by engaging music and graphics, with a total of about twenty missions that provide a mix of challenges. While most missions are manageable, a few stand out as particularly difficult, adding depth to the overall experience.
- “The game has a nice plot and story, along with great music and graphics, as well as challenges to offer.”
- “There are about twenty missions, and they are definitely worth your money!”
- “While the rest are fine, there are some quite challenging missions, around three or so.”
music
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The music in the game is praised for complementing its engaging plot and graphics, enhancing the overall experience. Players appreciate how the soundtrack contributes to the game's atmosphere and challenges.