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Monster Box

Game Categories:

 Clicker, RPG

Game Platforms:

 Javascript/HTML5

Development Status:

 Completed

Version:

 3.2
Play Monster Box on dan-ball.jp

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Game Description
Somewhat of an RPG, the game requires you to level up your character to take on ever strong monsters. Your character doesn't have health, so dying is not an issue. With each kill comes more cash which can be spent on upgrades.

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