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Back in the days of mobs and torches, monsters had a hard time fitting in. To make things easier, the brothers Frankenstein moved, along with their creations, to a new land where monsters could live in peace. Thus, Monsterland was born. Now one of the brothers has gone missing and Monsterland is being overrun by evil. It is up to an unlikely group of heroes to step up and save the day for monsters everywhere.
| PLATFORM: | Game Boy Advance |
| AGE GROUP: | 5 years and up |
| CATEGORY: | Video Games |
| MANUFACTURER: | Vivendi Universal |
| ESRB RATING: | Everyone |
| TYPE: | Video Games, Nintendo Game Boy Advance (Gameboy), GBA, Action, Adventure |
| MEDIA: | Video Game |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| ACCESSORIES: | |
| UPC: | 020626714389 |
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Customer Reviews of Monster Force
Excellent graphics, built in saved games, good action The graphics for Monster Force are really nice. The status screens and the screens b/n levels have these animated backgrounds that look like hand drawn (in pencil) animation fading in and out (like the AHA video for you old timers).
The gameplay itself is fairly straight forward although there are a number of tools that can be picked up or "purchased" in between levels. These include weapons, health, magnets that attract "atoms" (the things that the baddies provide when they die), etc.
You can choose between drac, frank, or wolfie and as expected each has different attributes (speed/power/strength). Unlike Super Mario Bros. you cannot switch between characters mid-level.
As an occasional gamer (and a generally old dude) I wasn't as fond of this title's gameplay although I can clearly see the appeal for the everyday gamer. The gameplay was somewhat repetative and required more quickness on the game pad than logic (told you I was an old dude :->).
One distinct rarity for a non-nintendo produced title is the built-in game saving feature which in itself is reason enough to buy this title: to prove to the manufactures that we would rather not have to scribble down long tedious codes on little scraps of paper.