Monster Crash Match

Understand the goal of the game. The goal usually to be achieved in a monster crash match is to clear the largest number of rows and columns of monsters in the fewest moves possible. Monster pieces are removed from the board by placing three similar monster pieces side by side, by moving you to pieces the monster in pursuit of this goal.

The first goal of Monster Crash match game is to get a certain number of points within a certain number of moves.

You will meet other objectives (such as: achieving a certain score within a specified time or removing all monster pieces of a certain type) and as you progress through the game you will become more accustomed to those objectives

Review the Monster Crash match screen. There are some basic components that must be taken care of:

The number at the top of the screen indicates the number of moves remaining.

The progress bar at the top left of the screen shows your current score.

The "goal" number at the bottom of the screen determines the goal of the level you are currently playing

Know the consequences of winning or losing. Like any game, by winning a level or losing a level, the scores are:

Winning Monster Crash lets you go to the next level. Your victory may also grant you some perks and boosts for the levels you have completed.

Losing a Monster Crash match game replays the level, and you lose one of your attempts. While your attempts are renewed approximately every twenty minutes. You can only have five attempts at a time, without paying any additional costs.

Achieve the goal set for the game. Each level has a specific number of points or a goal to be achieved; This objective is written in the top right of the game screen, and you can achieve this goal by obtaining a certain number of points, destroying a certain group of tiles, or making certain items fall down at the bottom.

Pay attention to the instructional notes for each level. As the match game introduces monsters to new levels or modes in the game, it provides illustrations of how these new additions play. If you don't know how to play any of the levels, use these notes as a guide.

You can always skip these notes if you don't need them by clicking on the "Skip" icon as soon as they appear to you.