Negamon Lite: Monster Battle

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Negamon Lite: Monster Battle is a single player and multiplayer role playing game. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

The amazing adventure of a monster trainer!

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78%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,100 reviews

graphics9 positive mentions

monetization138 negative mentions

Gameplay is simple, fun, and reminiscent of classic Pokémon games with cute monster designs and neat animations.
The game runs smoothly on most devices and offers an adventurous open world with many monsters to collect and evolve.
Players enjoy the nostalgic feeling and the overall entertaining experience provided by battles and exploration.

Excessive and intrusive ads, including forced ads even after purchasing no-ad packages, severely degrade the gameplay experience.
Difficulty catching legendary monsters due to extremely low catch rates and limited balls, often requiring real money purchases, frustrates players.
Lack of proper save or account linking features causes players to lose their progress after reinstalling or due to crashes; there are also numerous bugs, crashes, and slow updates reported.

monetization
156 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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88%
The monetization of this game is heavily criticized due to an overwhelming number of intrusive and forced ads, which significantly disrupt gameplay and frustrate players. Many users report that purchasing the "no ads" option does not fully remove ads, leading to feelings of deception and dissatisfaction. Overall, the aggressive ad approach and reliance on in-app purchases create a cash-grab impression, detracting from the game's enjoyment.
- “No ads so far.”
- “I bought both the no ads and the no ads plus, and I still have ads when collecting items on the ground and ads after the battle is over to receive items. The game needs more battle types. The development team needs to fix the no ads purchase; all the ads make it less fun and less attractive. The no ads purchase still shows up on the screen when you log back in; it doesn't recognize you bought it.”
- “Just let people buy permanent no ads, jeez.”
- “I paid to remove the ads but that was only for the ads while you're going through the town and entering the shops, that's it, it's ridiculous.”
- “Gameplay is great but reason why I'm dropping 2 stars is that I bought the remove ads package and it hasn't done anything... still having to watch ads for rewards... change this and rating will go up.”
- “Even after purchasing for removal of ads.”
graphics
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
60%
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User opinions on the game's graphics are mixed, with some praising them as nice and suitable for Pokemon fans, while others criticize them as low quality, ugly, or different from advertised visuals. Several users mention lag issues and suggest adding a low graphics mode to improve performance. Overall, the graphics receive both positive and negative feedback, indicating room for improvement.
- “So far it's fun, graphics are pretty good; only played for 5 minutes.”
- “Very nice graphics game.”
- “Okay, I didn't like Pokemon but I like this one, so keep it coming. Good graphics, I like it, you have my vote.”
- “Completely different game than the ads with totally different graphics for gameplay.”
- “Most of the time the game is super laggy for no reason. My suggestion is to add a low graphics mode in the settings.”
- “The art style, in my opinion, is kind of ugly.”
gameplay
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
39%
23%
Gameplay is generally smooth and enjoyable with simplified mechanics reminiscent of Pokémon, though many users criticize frustrating elements like low catch rates for legendary creatures, frequent ads (even after purchase), and paywalled items affecting progression. While some appreciate the fun and soundtrack, issues with balance, repetitive ads, and limited interaction detract from the overall experience.
- “Excellent gameplay also love the soundtracks.”
- “Really good mechanics, only problem is the success rate of catching legendary Negamon and unbalanced trainer pets chances like giving trainers legendaries.”
- “Given 4 stars for smooth gameplay.”
- “It's the worst Pokemon game mechanics ever made; you can't catch legendary Pokemon even with 50+ superballs. You need to defeat them every time to use seven Pokeballs. It even shows you ads for 10 seconds every time you enter a house, defeat a monster, change region, etc. It's better to play Gameboy Pokemon games since they have good mechanics, story, region, and lots of Pokemon.”
- “Leveling mechanics are basic, as well as the skills, and you won't be able to get legendary Pokemon because higher level balls are paywalled or rare even if you can defeat the legendaries.”
- “Half the attacks miss and there's no way to increase accuracy, making for a frustrating gameplay experience.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
24%
38%
The story in this game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it lacking or underdeveloped, especially compared to classic Pokémon titles, while others appreciate its nostalgic and catchy storyline. Suggestions for improvement include adding clearer quests and better progression tracking. Overall, the story experience varies greatly depending on player expectations.
- “It's got a catchy storyline; it reminds me of the old Pokémon.”
- “What a game Story is insane, I love all the Pokémon.”
- “Quest/sub-quest section can be added for main story and side stories to make keeping track of it easier.”
- “Game itself is using assets from another game by the same developer and has no story or anything.”
- “Wish it had some kind of story to go with it; the catch rates drop almost completely after the second city, so it doesn't feel like a 'catch them all' game.”
- “Since I'm still at the start, I don't know how the overall plot is, but there definitely can be improvement.”
stability
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from frequent stability issues, including freezes and crashes triggered by ads and during gameplay, causing progress loss and frustrating restarts. Numerous glitches negatively impact the overall user experience.
- “You can't use the ads to unlock anything because it says no ad available and when it forces an ad the game freezes.”
- “Very good game but there are a lot of problems and glitches, like after an ad the game automatically goes back and starts again, causing my battle to restart.”
- “1 star because every time I log in it asks me to customize my character, it freezes, then kicks me out.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received, with many praising its quality and catchy soundtracks, although some note similarities to Pokémon music. However, a few users feel the theme music could be improved, and there are technical issues affecting the music experience for some players.
- “Excellent gameplay also love the soundtracks.”
- “Awesome game so far. Want to be mad that you stole the music straight from Pokémon but can't because it sounds so good.”
- “Not bad at all, similar to Pokémon game and some music.”
- “Could have better theme music and not make you have to pay with Apple; make up your mind.”
- “Awesome game so far; want to be mad that you stole the music straight from Pokémon, but can't because it sounds so good.”
- “Not bad at all; similar to Pokémon game and some music.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is extensive and often feels tedious, requiring players to spend hours farming or watch frequent ads to gather the large amounts of currency needed for progression. The steep scaling of resource requirements makes advancement slow without spending money, resulting in a repetitive and time-consuming experience.
- “Forced ads, reward ads (unless you want to spend an absurd amount of time grinding before barely anything comes out of it, you're stuck watching them).”
- “"Gameplay" is tedious since to progress you need hundreds to thousands of apples (currency) to even level or evolve the mons. You either spend hours farming from trees 3-4 at a time or spend money buying because the scaling increase per fight gets absurd.”
- “Game is okay but requires a lot of grinding.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game runs smoothly with good performance, and the intuitive ability to roll instead of manually selecting abilities enhances the overall experience.
- “Runs smoothly; I like the ability to roll instead of selecting your ability.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's humor, particularly its name, is notably amusing and can elicit prolonged laughter from players.

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Negamon Lite: Monster Battle is a role playing game.

Negamon Lite: Monster Battle is available on Phone, Tablet, Android and Mobile Platform.

Negamon Lite: Monster Battle was developed by XTEL., JSC.

Negamon Lite: Monster Battle has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Negamon Lite: Monster Battle for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

Negamon Lite: Monster Battle is a single player game with multiplayer support.

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