A New World Awaits
Monster Warriors takes place in a post-apocalyptic future where the survivors of humanity begin colonizing an alien planet to restart civilization. The humans encounter strange creatures with unworldly abilities that threaten their existence. Monster rampages reek havoc on the Colony daily, reminding them of an universal truth they’ve long forgotten. Only the strong survive.
Gameplay Inspiration
Monster Warriors encapsulates what fans love about the monster-taming and fighting games in its gampeplay. Players have the creative freedom to make 50 card decks for each member of their monster team, encompassing every attack, item, or piece of equipment a monster can use as they would in a monster rpg. Monsters can practically use any card for any strategy in the game with few limitations. Combat mirrors the button-mashing experience of fighting games by playing attack cards in a certain pattern to unlock special moves called attack combos. Monsters are capable of landing critical hits, blocking, evading, or even playing mind games with their opponent. This card game was designed with the sole intention of making the player feel as if they’re a part of a real monster battle, calling the shots in person.
Combat System
This card game uses a simple multilayered Rock, Paper, Scissor system where players compare attack cards in a match-up. There are seven attack moves: Area (ARA), Burst (BUR), Fly (FLY), Grapple (GRP), Melee (MEL), Missile (MIS), and Spray (SPR). The card with the stronger attack move will land the Hit while the other card Misses. The winning card will remain upright while the losing card moves sideways. In addition, the winner of the match-up will inflict damage, earn fighting spirit, earn power, and be able to activate its card effects.
Attack Combos
When you play attack cards you’re creating an attack pattern with each card you place on the Fight Lane from left to right. An attack pattern is a series of attacks a monster performs in a certain order. This attack pattern is what determines whether or not a monster can perform an attack combo. Unlike normal attack cards, attack combos must complete an attack condition to be played. Attack combos give you a big advantage because it allows you attack your opponent multiple times in a single fight.
A game made by a Monster Fan
“Monsters have always been so cool to me. I think my obsession started with watching Power Rangers and Digimon as a kid. I was such a Digifan I drew dozens of my own monsters probably close to a hundred or so. All the monsters you will see in this game are actually re-imaginings of those old drawings.”
Quote by Kasey
Card Showcase
The cards shown below is a small sample of what comes with the Monster Warriors Firestorm game box, which actually amounts to 500 cards! Players will have plenty of cards to choose from to formulate the ultimate strategy for their monster decks.
Taking the Offensive
Monster decks are mostly comprised of attack cards like the ones shown below. You will have access to a wide variety of attacks everything from standards, light strikes, heavy strikes, finisher moves, counter attacks, and attack combos. Debuff your opponent’s monsters or buff your own with support cards to get the edge. Set up traps for your opponent to walk into with deterrent cards. You can even perform maneuvers to avoid or reduce damage taken from enemy attacks. Do what you must to achieve victory!
Gear up for battle
Equip your monsters with advanced weaponry and endow them with powerful upgrades. Your monsters can wear armor and various other equipment to bolster their defenses. You can also support your monsters in battle with first aid and strength-enhancing items.
Take Command
Issue bizarre commands to your monster to throw off the competition. Every monster has a personality trait that can be exploited whether for good or bad. Use the commands below to manipulate the match into your favor by causing your opponent to lose control of its monster. If your mind games are effective it may even break the monster’s will to fight entirely!
