Adult Swim Games is hitting up the Google Play market again with another one of their several mobile games that have, thus far, only been available on iOS devices like the iPod Touch and iPad. Robot Unicorn Attack was the first AS Games venture onto the Android platform, followed up by the official Adult Swim app with videos, schedules, and so on.
Now, Adult Swim’s bringing Monsters Ate My Condo over to the Android platform. It’s available on iOS for 99 cents and also available in a free “lite” form. On Android, though, you’ll only get the 99 cent full version.
If you’ve never played Monsters Ate My Condo, it’s a fun little puzzle game where buildings (condos) stack up in varied colors and monsters of varied colors stand on either side of the stack. You swipe the condos over to the monsters to feed them, but make sure you feed them the right color or they’ll get mad. And there’ll be some other consequences, I’m sure. A little like Jenga in a way.
Here’s the Google Play market description for the app:
“Feed the creatures and prevent the destruction of all humankind!
** Top 5 Best Mobile Games of the Year — Gamasutra **
“…I am blown away by the gameplay, presentation and humor of it all.” -Touch Gen
Adult Swim Games and PikPok present all-new monster puzzle action!! Terrible catastrophe! Four ferocious monsters of destruction are on a rampage and only residential high-rises will satisfy their boundless hunger. In this larger-than-life puzzle game, you will use intuitive swipe controls to match the colored floors. Feed the creatures and prevent the destruction of all humankind!
“A satisfying slice of lunacy.” -Slide to Play
“…it has a giant cartoon unicorn in it, so it wins by default.”
-Kotaku
• Feed four ravenous beasts: Boat Head, Reginald Starfire, Mr. Shigoto and Lord Ferocious
• Features both Endless and Time Attack modes
• Play on your phone or tablet!
• Fully-animated monsters to delight players, destroy civilization
From Adult Swim Games, purveyors of the equally-terrifying “Robot Unicorn Attack” and “Amateur Surgeon” games, and PikPok, developers of highly addictive games like the “Flick Kick” series.”
The app is 99 cents, as far as I can tell there are no in-app purchases, it’s compatible with Android 2.3.3 and up, and it works on both Android smartphones and Android tablets. So no matter what you’ve got, if it’s running Android, and it can do apps, and it’s up to date, you can play Monsters Ate My Condo! Check it out. Hopefully I can get around to purchasing it soon so I can try it myself. Maybe do a little write-up.
Search for it on your smartphone or tablet’s Google Play market, or check out the Google Play listing in your browser here.
