Monster Strike Brings The Meat Back Into Team
Getting together with friends
Mobile gaming is an industry in bloom. The sector has grown massively over the last few years to a point where over the course of 2016 it is set to eclipse the size of the console and PC gaming market put together. This is growth so big that some outlets have predicted that by the end of the year the total revenue taken by the mobile gaming sector will be in excess of $35billion. One such game that has well and truly captured the imagination of people in Japan is action role playing title Monster Strike. Indeed with 30 million downloads to date, it has utterly dominated the Google Play and iTunes Store since 2014. Developed by Mixi inc, Monster Strike is a fun and easy game that not only looks to entertain individual players, but also bring people together to enjoy a collective experience. Featuring unique Pull and Fling controls, players are required to assemble and raise their own collection of monsters who are then utilised across multiple levels and challenges, which all then result in a face off against boss level super monsters. The monsters in your control must be used together to deliver powerful enough blows and boost attacks to make it through the fight. In a bid to make the gaming experience more socially inclusive, Monster Strike also supports the ability for 4 players to come together in the same space for multiplayer quests. To promote the idea of a more fun and social way to enjoy mobile gaming Mixi have recently launched a new video campaign featuring Brooklyn Nine Nine star Andy Samberg. Delivering an inspiration locker room speech to his stable of monsters, the fun tongue-in-cheek scene reflects Mixi's encouragement of people to "actually engage and play in the same space. Watch this video above or head on over to the Monster Strike website for more details. Gamers can download Monster Strike for free at the App Store and Google Play. 