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Monster Go

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In Monster Go you swipe to link cube-shaped monsters of the same color and clear them off a grid.

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How to play Monster Go

Desktop

Swipe across cubes of the same color to connect them, and keep linking until the board is empty.

Mobile and tablet

Monster Go works on phones and tablets. Hold your device in portrait mode.

About Monster Go

It is a level-based puzzle game where every match empties part of the board.

To finish a level, you have to clear the whole board. Stars depend on how fast you get it done, so a quick clear is worth more than a slow one.

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The cast is a crowd of cute little cubes in different colors, which makes this one of the gentler monster games on the site. The first boards are easy to read, but the puzzles get trickier as you move on. In later levels you need a plan before you start swiping.

Quick summary

  • Each level starts with a grid full of colored cube monsters.
  • You swipe to connect cubes that share a color, and each link clears them away.
  • Once the board is empty, you move on to the next level.
  • Your star rating goes up the faster you clear the board.

Key features

  • You clear the board by linking monsters of matching colors.
  • Stars reward fast level completion.
  • Levels get harder as you progress and call for more planning, which makes it a good pick among brain games.
  • It plays in portrait mode on phones and tablets.

Tips & tricks

  • Start with the longest paths you can find, since they clear the most cubes in one swipe.
  • Look over the whole grid before your first move on harder levels. A little planning saves time and helps your star rating.

Frequently asked questions

How do I finish a level in Monster Go?
Connect all the same-colored cubes until the board is completely clear.
How do I get more stars?
Finish the level faster. Stars are given for quick completion.
Do the levels get harder?
Yes. The puzzles get trickier as you go, so later boards take more planning.

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