Reviewed by
Adrian on
Oct 10, 2008
RISE Starter Box - $25 - One giant monster, two buildings, four units, a map and instructions. This is how you get started. RISE Monster Booster $13 - Another giant monster for your collection. There are 12 total. RISE Unit Booster - $13 - Four smaller units and a building gives you more to command and more to destroy!
With packs like these you build a collection of monsters, then you pick a giant monster, an Ultra or Mega form, and up to 15 minions - that's your team. When you play, you and the other players take turns moving monsters, then minions (ok, they're called Units, but minion sounds cooler!) Destroying stuff earns you Power Dice that your monster can use to make special moves - from throwing buildings to power slams. Each hit destroys a minion or does one damage to a monster - each of them have about five health, plus more in Ultra/Mega form, and the last monster standing is the king!1. - Ignore all the special powers. 2. - Explodohawks still blow up after they attack. 3. - If an attack uses Power Dice to see how far you throw something, charge or whatever, pretend you've spent five. It make the moves stronger, but more fun too!
Fantastic monster figures! Hilarious monster-bashing action. Play with more players for more destruction. Packs up into easy-to-store boxes. Comic books plus rare collectible monsters!
Lots of powers make the first few games confusing. Some fragile figures, especially the martians - make sure you have glue!
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With packs like these you build a collection of monsters, then you pick a giant monster, an Ultra or Mega form, and up to 15 minions - that's your team. When you play, you and the other players take turns moving monsters, then minions (ok, they're called Units, but minion sounds cooler!) Destroying stuff earns you Power Dice that your monster can use to make special moves - from throwing buildings to power slams. Each hit destroys a minion or does one damage to a monster - each of them have about five health, plus more in Ultra/Mega form, and the last monster standing is the king!
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The best part about Monsterpocalypse is that the giant monsters look awesome! Even the minions look fierce and have lots of little details. The goofy wrestling moves and huge destruction of playing Monsterpocalypse is a blast too - from throwing skyscrapers like javelins to shoulder-slamming robots into buildings. It's packed with details, and there's a Monsterpocalypse comic that's fun to read and scores you a rare monster if you mail in a bunch of receipts. The final bit of awesome is that, when you're finished playing, the whole game packs up into one of the starter boxes so its super easy to store or take places!Smashed Stuff 1n5n3w
There are a lot of crazy powers in this game, so many that it can be a headache for new players. It takes a few games to figure out what's going on so check out some unofficial simple rules to help make your first few games easy! Watch out for some fragile figures too, especially the martians, they take a bit of glue every now and then or they fall apart.Monsterpocalypse - The Simple Game 6anw
To keep it simple, follow these unofficial rules for your first few games.Destruction or De-suck-shun? 1elj
Monsterpocalypse is a bit complicated, so play with the simple rules at first. But, once you get the hang of all the forcefields, special attacks and weirdness, it's a blast. Filled with wrestling moves, giant monsters, hilarious attacks and even a dose of strategy, Monsterpocalypse is a ton of fun just waiting to stomp around your living room!Thumbs Up:
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