I loved this game, compared to what many critics thought of it. Think of it as the old Rampage, but with better graphism, more cities and more monsters. The game's goal is to destroy buildings in 5 different cities, 6 in the Nintendo Wii version. You can do so by throwing cars on buildings, climbing on buildings to destroy them and many more. If you are low on health, you can eat people that are near you. There are goals that you don't have to accomplish, but it's recommended if you want your monsters stronger. Speaking of monsters, there are 27 new creatures you can control, 37 in the Nintendo Wii (Wii's version is improved, I know). 2 things that bugged me were the controls at some points and the point where there's nothing else to do basically. But it's a great and recommended game.

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