Monster Trainer: Catching Game

About

"Monster Trainer: Catching Game" is an Android, iOS, and WebGL battle game where players catch and tame various monsters. The game allows players to hunt for new monsters, evolve them to increase their power, and win battles to become a monster legend. Players can also support the developer through social media channels on Twitter and YouTube.

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Play Modes

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

Monster Trainer: Catching Game screenshot

83%

Audience ScoreBased on 274 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

monetization13 negative mentions

Interesting concept and fun gameplay overall.
Good graphics and enjoyable monster-catching mechanics.
Addictive and entertaining, making it a great time passer.

Excessive ads that disrupt gameplay, often forcing viewers to watch after every action.
Limited content with only 12 levels, leading to frustration when the game stops progressing.
Frequent glitches and lag issues that hinder the gaming experience.

monetization
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy of the game heavily relies on excessive ad placements, with users frequently expressing frustration over forced ad viewing after levels and the constant interruptions during gameplay. Many players feel that the overwhelming number of ads detracts significantly from their overall enjoyment, leading to negative reviews and even uninstalls.
- “Not to mention there are forced ad views every time you finish a level.”
- “I would have given at least a 4-star rating, but the forced ads are too frequent.”
- “Uninstalled it in 5 minutes because of the annoying ads.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The graphics in the game are highly praised, featuring detailed textures and vibrant designs that evoke a sense of adventure. Players particularly enjoy the character and monster designs, with comparisons made to popular creatures like Charizard, enhancing the overall visual appeal.
- “Very good game with full adventure and graphics.”
- “I loved the graphics textures, and the monsters are reminiscent of Pokémon; a dragon-like monster looks like Charizard.”