The first time I tried a digital collectible card game (or whatever the proper term for the genre is), I had very low expectations yet quickly found myself ensnared by the admittedly Pavlovian gameplay, and I continue to tap for rewards to this very day. But Monster Paradise, despite excellent production values and a powerful, irresistibly cute Pokemon aesthetic, leaves me cold. It's not necessarily a bad game, it's just not particularly necessary.
The news is bad in Monster Paradise: The peaceful coexistence of humans and monsters has been thrown into turmoil by an invasion of evil monsters. Shenanigans ensue! Now it's up to you to become a master monster tamer, collecting, training and using them to repel the enemy onslaught.