Crush the Monsters：Foul Puzzle

HeroCraft Ltd.

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Make mincemeat out of monsters! In this action puzzle game, you can destroy a variety of monsters in many different ways — blow them up with cannon fire, incinerate them, smash them, chop, saw or tear them to pieces (and that’s not nearly all!) And if regular monsters are too simple for your tastes, test your mettle against the epic bosses of the Underworld!
Spare no shell on these hellish fiends!

Why you’ll love this game:
- hundreds of ways to destroy monsters
- hordes of enemies
- real firing physics
- dozens of puzzling levels
- crafty bosses
- playable offline

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Ratings and reviews

Love this game but it is way too short. Wanted to pay for add free but then found out that the levels available was limited and there was only seven chapters. I would gladly pay if they would add more levels weekly but as it is I finished the entire game in one week. My biggest complaint is the intrusive ads on the gameplay screen where if you're not super careful, touching those ads will install games that you never intended to install. If it wasn't for those limitations I would rate it 5 stars

Finally, a puzzle game that focuses on solving puzzles and doesn't offer watching commercials to get much needed items to get access to more puzzles. Not only that, but this is flat out the most clever way to keep the game play from getting old. I love watching those little monsters get slaughtered! Whether I saw, burn, impale, crush, or blow them up, it always gives me a smile.

An excellent game, for the right audience. Imagine the Saw movies, as written by Rube Goldberg and animated by Chuck Jones. It requires an appreciation for grisly humor, but if you like that kind of thing the game is very good. A simple mechanic used to make some fairly complex puzzles and they are numerous and varied enough to ensure good replay value. It's become one of my favorites.

What's new

- bugfixes and minor improvements