On the Fun Side...
Feb. 7th, 2009 02:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
major_kerinaI started playing Master of the Monster Lair.
It feels a lot like what I've seen and heard of My World, My Way...it's very traditionally-styled. You build your own dungeons with an overly-talkative shovel. Those dungeons lure monsters which you then brutally murder to make a quick buck and boost your town's tourist industry. ^_^ Happy times!
I like how you don't die but get tired and go home when fighting. I haven't figured out how to get three monsters to fight me at once for a big bonus but I'm kinda laying monster rooms and furniture willy nilly. I did get two to fight me at once.
It's a neat game because there is no leveling...you boost your stats by eating home-cooked meals based on the flesh of monster you've taken home. ^_^ Yum! Slime Stew with Bat Testicles!
There's not much of a story and fighting is insanely bland but there's a bit of charm which keeps me wondering what monsters I can lure next to my crock pot.
It feels a lot like what I've seen and heard of My World, My Way...it's very traditionally-styled. You build your own dungeons with an overly-talkative shovel. Those dungeons lure monsters which you then brutally murder to make a quick buck and boost your town's tourist industry. ^_^ Happy times!
I like how you don't die but get tired and go home when fighting. I haven't figured out how to get three monsters to fight me at once for a big bonus but I'm kinda laying monster rooms and furniture willy nilly. I did get two to fight me at once.
It's a neat game because there is no leveling...you boost your stats by eating home-cooked meals based on the flesh of monster you've taken home. ^_^ Yum! Slime Stew with Bat Testicles!
There's not much of a story and fighting is insanely bland but there's a bit of charm which keeps me wondering what monsters I can lure next to my crock pot.
