RPGFit check
Is Monster Collector worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- VR players who want sandbox melee encounters with physics-based interactions
- Fans of monster battles who enjoy experimenting with slicing, stabbing, and tearing
- Players interested in dragons, demons, and mythological creatures with varied body structures
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a structured campaign with stated missions or objectives
- Those who prefer restrained combat over repeated physical experimentation with monster bodies
- Players who do not want graphic melee interactions involving slicing and tearing creatures
Our take on Monster Collector
The focus on physical experimentation limits the role of conventional progression and structured objectives. Encounters center on manipulating monsters and testing combat interactions, so the experience gives less emphasis to a defined campaign framework.
What is Monster Collector?
Monster Collector is a physics-based VR melee game set in a sandbox with dragons, demons, and other mythological creatures.
Each monster has a different appearance, body structure, attack, and combat experience. Players can pull smaller monsters, punch them away, grab them while jumping, and use swords to cut through areas such as legs, heads, bodies, and tails. The stabbing system supports attacks against walls, severed body parts, and three monsters together. Some creatures can also be torn apart with bare hands, including by parts such as a long nose. The game combines these physical combat systems with its collection of unique monsters. More monsters are planned for addition.
How Monster Collector plays
- 01Physics-based combat
- Monsters can be pulled, punched away, grabbed, and carried through physical interactions.
- 02Distinct monster designs
- Creatures vary in appearance, body structure, attacks, and the combat experience they provide.
- 03Body-part slicing
- Sword attacks can cut areas including legs, heads, bodies, and tails.
- 04Environmental stabbing
- Attacks can pin monsters or severed body parts to walls and can reach three monsters together.
- 05Bare-handed tearing
- Some creatures can be pulled apart without a weapon, including by parts such as a long nose.
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Monster Collector: platforms & release
Is Monster Collector worth it?
It is worth it if: VR players who want sandbox melee encounters with physics-based interactions. Skip it if: players seeking a structured campaign with stated missions or objectives.
Where can I download Monster Collector?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Monster Collector's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Monster Collector on?
Windows only.
