Monster Go

If you like exercising logical thinking abilities while playing video games, Monster Go is a perfect brain teaser to do it. The cutest little monsters have occupied the square-shaped boards across a total of 225 levels — 75 on each of the Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulties. The objective is to connect the pairs of identical characters with an unobstructed line.

It sounds simple enough, but there’s a twist — the lines mustn’t intersect. The game starts simple but gradually ramps up the challenge with more complex puzzles, despite the objective remaining the same. Three levels of difficulty make this puzzle game perfectly suitable for gamers of all ages and skill levels.

How to play Monster Go

Before making any moves, take a good look at the square-shaped board and analyze the monsters’ placement. Always connect the easiest of pairs first, while developing a plan to match the remaining ones. Keep in mind that to earn a star in each of the levels, you must play it out perfectly, in the least moves possible. You won’t be able to even attempt the Hard levels across three boards of varying sizes until you’ve earned 50, 100, and 150 stars respectively.

What are the controls for Monster Go?

Since the youngest gamers usually prefer playing on touchscreen devices, Monster Go is optimized for both PC and mobile web. If a kid is eager to practice mouse-handling skills, playing this game is an awesome way to do it. Click or tap on the monster, then hold and drag until you’ve drawn a line connecting it with its identical twin.