Welcome to the top five tips and tricks for MonsterCrafter! Click here to go back to part one of the top ten tips and tricks. 5) Play the slots for extra coins. Playing the slots is mainly used to increase your monster’s happiness (and for that purpose, it’s very inefficient), but oftentimes you’ll spin and […Read More]
MonsterCrafter, which can best be described as Monster Rancher and Minecraft’s lovechild, is possibly the first monster creation RPG where it’s nearly impossible to make two monsters who look exactly alike. You can build monsters, put them on a team, battle them, send them out through countless dungeons, and then do it all over again […Read More]
Welcome to part three of the MonsterCrafter tips and tricks guide! Click here to go back to part 2 of the guide. You can get more monsters than just the fire, water and leaf types, and the new types of monsters that you get will be far more powerful than the initial three. Rock, electric […Read More]
Following in the footsteps of GunCrafter, MonsterCrafter is the latest in Naquatic’s series of what happens when you mix Minecraft’s graphics and creative side with various aspects of other game genres. In this case, the result is a Pokemon-esque game in which instead of finding different monsters, you create different monsters, resulting in unlimited possibilities. […Read More]
Welcome to part 2 of the MonsterCrafter tips and tricks guide! Click here to go back to part one of the guide. When you are in battles, you’ll battle in waves. You have your regular attacks, and your special attacks which pop up on the left side of the screen. If they pop up towards […Read More]
MonsterCrafter, a monster-collecting and building RPG that’s like if Pokemon and Minecraft had a baby, lets you quest through dungeons with your monsters and even play online against other players. Best part is, no two monsters are ever the same since there are so many customization options. Coins and diamonds are the two forms of […Read More]
MonsterCrafter is the sequel to nAquatic’s first smash hit, GunCrafter. In the previous game, you shot stuff up using the gun you created. In this game, you can create and train your very own monsters, take them through various quests through dungeons and labyrinths, and even battle them against monsters that other players have created. […Read More]
