Monsters of Seabrook

It's an okay little monster collection game, I've played it for around 1.5h so far and I'm at the third area. So, here are my pros and cons I've found so far. Pros: - Cute pixelstyle - easy to learn gameplay - grinding exp and equip is fun (for me) - minion combination system Cons: - UI way too big, you can't really see anything if you want to walk downwards - minion pathing is weird, sometimes they just run back and forth while entering a fight (or they stuck at a corner and you have to re-summon them) - no way to unequip minion equipment? (at least I haven't figured out how to) - equipping items sometimes doesn't work - the item just vanishes, it's not on the ground or on the minion, it's just gone - controls are a bit clunky, mouse icon could be a bit smaller - town feels a bit "dead" npcs just stand around, a bit flavour test could liven things a bit up - escord guy moved in slow motion and had nothing to say after escorting him to his house, not even a thanks :c I would giv...

As it stands, the controls are very clunky and the cursor icon is too big to actually click on anything with precision. With that being said, I cannot recommend this game as it is. It has the ability to be a great game, but sadly is hardly playable right now.

This is not good. I should never be playing a game where my character moves left when I'm pressing right. HUD / GUI elements only recognize arrow keys, not WASD. Early part of the game is already a grindfest. No thank you.

Having played for 7 hours, I have to say this game is fun for what it is. I collected a good bit of the minions you can obtain and have completed several of the dungeons, I did encounter a bug that if you retrieved a minion from the daycare or any other storage, or save a loaded the game with a minion equipped with items, the item boost would be reversed and reduce the minion stats instead of increasing but no sooner I had reported the bug to the developer it was fixed within moments. The game is focused around a HUB town surrounded by dungeons that you have to qualify to enter by having enough gym badges, where you collect, trade, fuse, and breed minions (monsters) from each area, with some quest given by the town's people thrown in and some found in the dungeons themselves. Just be aware that each new dungeon can jump in difficulty, so some grinding is needed but that is not always a bad thing, I have found some pretty good equipment for my minions while leveling them up which does ...