Master of the Monster Lair (2008)

GAE

Nintendo DS

2.57 from 7 ratings

34 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 15 backlogged · 8 wish listed

Master of the Monster Lair is a dungeon crawling RPG with a different twist, whereas in previous dungeon crawlers the objective is to find the dungeons and monsters to clear them, the player creates the dungeon (or a monster lair in this case) in order to attract the monster and trap it to destroy it. There are 23 different rooms … Read more
Master of the Monster Lair is a dungeon crawling RPG with a different twist, whereas in previous dungeon crawlers the objective is to find the dungeons and monsters to clear them, the player creates the dungeon (or a monster lair in this case) in order to attract the monster and trap it to destroy it. There are 23 different rooms to customize for the player's Monster Lair. The story takes place in a small town called South Arc where the nearby forests are harboring monsters who regularly invade the town and scare of the citizens. This is where the player takes control of an orphan called Owen who is searching for his first job where he encounters a magical talking shovel. After realizing his destiny, he decides to start digging a lair and destroy the monster infestation. Read less
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Details

Developers
GAE
Publishers
Atlus, GAE
Genres
Adventure, Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Fantasy

Release dates

  • Nov 21, 2008 (Worldwide) Nintendo DS
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Rating distribution

5 stars
1
4 stars
0
3 stars
2
2 stars
3
1 star
1
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Chovus

Status Chovus Jun 30, 2020

Beat on loan from my coworker using her DS. Dungeon Keeper this is not. I found the game and its simplistic design to remind me of Animal Crossing, which is a series that I find sickening in its entire lack of engaging content. Not that I have ever played it; my ex wife did. So I barely managed to maintain …

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Beat on loan from my coworker using her DS. Dungeon Keeper this is not. I found the game and its simplistic design to remind me of Animal Crossing, which is a series that I find sickening in its entire lack of engaging content. Not that I have ever played it; my ex wife did. So I barely managed to maintain enough motivation to keep playing and the entire time was think about how I would much rather be playing Dungeon Keeper. The entire game is very formulaic with pretty much no room for player creativity. Build the rooms in such a way to fight 3 enemies at once, farm said enemies for drops, repeat. I give it 5.5/10.

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