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You have the ability to craft new weapons during battle, mostly while your enemy is taking their turn, but the system is a bit flawed as it not easy to determine what you actually can build, but after a little trial and error, you can make some neat offensive and defensive weaponry. In this new release, you now have vehicles at your disposal like helicopters, big tanks and even mech-suits to really deal some damage. These new rides come at a price, since you are now a larger target, and also mobility can get very limited as more of the battlefield gets destroyed. Sometimes, you can accidentally shoot off a missile that deals more damage to you than the enemy, but this is due to the games slightly awkward controls which we will discuss shortly. There is a countdown clock when it’s your turn, and it seems that the computer controlled players (and some players online) like to wait for that to hit almost zero before pressing a button. In this instance, games can take way longer than they should, and it made playing through a match a little frustrating. I can understand if someone is making a new weapon, or really thinking about their next move, but in almost every battle I was in, this was not the case. Online play is decent, but was a little hard to find people to play with. I kept getting disconnected and only managed to have a few matches before I gave up and returned to the single player modes. The Champion Monsters are the strongest and greatest of all the monsters that can be hatched.Getting back to the controls, they are good for the most part, but not very well explained in the training modes. The Champion Monsters serve as a supreme leader for your monster army. There are five Monster Champions each with their own Specialities which, if used correctly, can be deadly. The 5 Champions are: Gorgo, Fomor, Drull, Korath, and the 'sidekick' Krallen. You can build a Champion Cage in the "Defensive" section.

Only one Champion Monster can be active and raised in the Champion Cage at a time (excluding Krallen). You can switch Champions by freezing your current Champion in the Champion Chamber, allowing you to switch to a different Champion.Įach Champion has different strengths and weaknesses. There is no technical Ultimate Champion or one that can beat all the others(Korath can beat the other 3 champions of the same lvl in 3 subsenquent 1v1 matches without healing, but requires Inferno), in truth if you want the "best" Champion, it would be wise to raise the Champion most suited to your style of play first before rasing the others. Gorgo has the highest health, but has a low attack and movement speed.In truth, or to put it simply, the "best" champion depends on your purpose and style of play. Fomor is the only flying Champion (level 3+).Good for people who are the defensive type and what a champion who will last long in a battle to defend your base, but he can be good attract heavy firepower in a battle. This makes it invulnerable to some defensive towers. Drull has the highest attack damage and has a high movement speed.Fomor has the lowest attack damage and health, but is able to buff monsters by giving them armor, attack speed, and movement speed (similar to Putty Rage). It also has the lowest healing rate out of all the four champions. Korath once belonged to Moloch, but became obtainable to players during the Monster Madness event.Good for the attacking or offensive type. He has 3 abilities, and balanced stats (high stats all-around, but no stat is better than the other champions who specialize in it). Krallen is the first side Champion that fights alongside with your current champion.Good for people who like to be balanced in stats in the game. He can only be obtained via the Hunt for Krallen event. Despite having the lowest stats out of all the champions, his attack speed and movement matches that of Drull. He has an additional ability that boosts the looting capability of monsters. He would work well for the looting type but must be earned in The Hunt For Krallen event. When an attack ends, unlike regular monsters, your Champion will retreat back to your base. If a Champion loses all its health in combat, it will retreat back to its Champion Cage. Champions can never permanently die from combat.
