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Monster Loves You!

Radial Games · Oct 31, 2013

Switch · Android · iOS

Teen

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Devour Hansel and Gretel. Save Little Red Riding Hood. Eat the Three Little Pigs.
Monster Loves You! is an interactive story where you live the life of a Monster, making decisions about what to eat and how to steer the future of Monsterkind.

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Nintendo Switch

Critic 6.0 (2 critics) · No ratings yet

Android

Critic 7.7 (5 critics) · No ratings yet

iOS

Critic 7.9 (4 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

  • Pure Nintendo

    Trevor Gould · Nov 05, 2018

    5.0
    Monster Loves you is entertaining enough for the first couple of plays, but it definitely doesn’t last. This short title fails to leave much of an impression, unfortunately. If you want to support Radial Games efforts on Nintendo Switch, perhaps Mini Metro would be a better choice.
  • GameSpew

    Kim Snaith · Oct 16, 2018

    7.0
    For £8.99/$9.99, Monster Loves You! offers a fun little distraction from larger, more time consuming games. It won’t keep you hooked forever, but thanks to its gorgeous art style, witty writing and lovable monsters, it will keep you entertained for a while.
  • AppsZoom.com

    Janel Torkington · Mar 12, 2014

    8.4
    If you're intrigued by the burgeoning possibilities of gamebooks, or you just love goofball stories, definitely try Radial Games Corp.'s Monster Loves You! You're going to love it right back.
  • Touch Arcade

    Nissa Campbell · Feb 12, 2014

    7.0
    Monster Loves You could have been a virtual pet, concerned with the day-in and day-out care of monstrous life. Instead it’s concerned with higher matters—virtue, morality and the choices that define us. You can play it dark, or you can play it light. Neither is held up over the other, and both are lighthearted and occasionally even touching.
  • 148Apps

    Lucy Ingram · Nov 05, 2013

    8.0
    A perfect substitute for a children’s book, there are plenty of scenarios to keep the story interesting. And though the game lacks any in-depth mechanics, this doesn’t really matter hugely given the target audience.

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