Monster Tale’s controls are incredibly responsive, and things like wall jumping are a breeze as a result. They’ve got finely-tuned controls and stunning graphics, and Monster Tale actually holds up nicely even when held up to those lofty standards.
The core gameplay reminds me a lot of Mega Man, but with a 2D Metroid-style map to track your progress and the usual formula of beating an area to unlock a new power, then go back and make use of the new skill to explore new areas and destroy enemies in new ways as well.It might seem like a knock to just say that this a blend of 2D Metroid and Mega Man, but it isn’t - those two series, when they’re at their best, are some of the industry’s best overall offerings. This platformer/pet raising game blends a lot of things together to create a well-crafted game that can please anyone, regardless of age. The DS has a plentiful supply of top-shelf platformers, and with the arrival of Monster Tale, it has yet another.
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