Halfbrick Studios understood that Monster Dash had to come back to life totally rejuvenated to offer a better experience adapted to these new mobiles that rely on incredible screens; tell the owners of a Galaxy note 20 ultra.
And it is true that we have not wanted to lose the opportunity to bring it along these lines and see if it has really been worth its return to Android; and is that it has even been released to iOS at the same time so that any fan is not left without trying on their new iPhone.
Play in its different modes through the levels
The change, as reported by some users, has been go from pixel art to 2D of better finishes so that it looks better on those screens of high-end phones. And the truth is that it is not that it has lost some of that essence of what it was in its day, so the return is more than welcome for one of the best Halfbrick Studios games; makers of Fruit Ninja, Jetpack Joyride and others.
We are really facing a endless runner platforms in which our protagonist is jumping and using different weapons to kill the enemies that we will find on the way. It has its platforms, so the jumps are important so as not to end up in the abysmal pits and we have to start the game again.
By the way, I don't know about you, but it seems that they put more emphasis on us seeing advertising in order to obtain greater rewards or to be able to start over from where we fell. It seems that Halfbrick has also wanted to adopt them at this time to take advantage of this freemium surge in which some are earning many benefits.
Zombies, vampires and more await you in Monster Dash
The levels will be finished to be able to get the bronze, silver or gold medal according to the progress we have made on them. The thing is that we have to go as far as possible according to the mission we have in front of us.
Our mission can be kill as many enemies as possible in the protagonist's route, or simply reach the maximum number of meters; In this case it reminds us a lot of another of Halfbrick Studios' successes, the great Jetpack Joyride.
Another of the highlights of Monster Dash are upgrades and customizations that we can enjoy so that our hero wears such an outfit or simply has more power in some abilities. We can level it up, so we are facing another of the key elements of the games of this video game studio.
A great return
Although we have players who do not like the new Monster Dash, the truth is that it still has enough to hook new players who never tried it. Like others in this study, has enough content to play for weeks and that addiction that invites us to continue playing; Unless someone else hooks us along the way.
Visually they have known fit the improvements wellAlthough it loses that special touch that pixel art gives, 2D is well done and the games are dynamic from the first moment. We have the texts in Spanish to understand all the menus and thus speed up your gaming experience, so all right.
Un Monster Dash rejuvenated in graphics and experience in general to adapt to today with high quality mobile phones in screen, sound and hardware. It measures up from the first moment, so if you missed it for any reason, you can try it again to enjoy its quick and casual games. A whole recommendation.
Editor's opinion
A great return of the best Halfbrick Studios games to enjoy your casual games without more.
Punctuation in Spanish: 6,8
Best
- Fun and dynamic
- Enough content to never get bored
- The customizations and improvements for our protagonist
Worst
- Loses some essence by not being pixel art
