‘Cassette Beasts’ Lets You Creatively Fuse Any Monsters You Like

Cassette Beasts needs you to go wild with its array of monster allies, fusing any two creatures you wish to create a brand new fighter for its monster battles.

New Wirral is form of an odd place. Stuffed with every kind of harmful critters. To take care of them, folks have determined to report them on cassette. Appears like they’re making an attempt to make documentaries, however by recording a creature, you may take its form and acquire its powers. Actually, this makes me really feel much more at-ease than locking a small animal up in a tiny seize ball for the remainder of time, however perhaps that’s simply me. It’s good to have the ability to collect an array of monsters with out having that quiet, niggling guilt behind my thoughts the entire time.

What’s much more attention-grabbing is the methods you may fuse monsters. In brief, you may fuse any monster with some other monster. The sport simply rolls with it. This can lead to some neat appearances as facets the 2 monsters inform the brand new mixture that you find yourself with. I favored simply enjoying round with this method, seeing what kinds of goofy combos would come from every fusion. There’s a gameplay profit to doing it, too, as you can also make some actually sturdy creatures that may steamroll over your troubles. If that doesn’t assist, there’s quite a lot of depth within the fight system that may allow you to mess with elemental weaknesses to the purpose of forcing your opponent to turn into a unique kind so you should utilize that as a weak spot.

Cassette Beasts is a fancy monster battler (you can additionally play in CO-OP?!) that’s quite a lot of enjoyable simply to mess with to see what combos you can also make and the way you’ll use them. And understanding that you simply’re not imprisoning monsters makes all of it really feel even higher.



Cassette Beasts is on the market now on Steam. It’s projected to launch on the Nintendo Change, Xbox Collection X/S, and Xbox One on Could 25, 2023.

Joel Couture

Joel has been protecting indie video games for varied websites together with IndieGames.com, Siliconera, Gamasutra, Warp Door, CG Journal, and extra over the previous seven years, and has written book-length research on Undertale and P.T.. Joel is continually looking out for digital experiences that push the boundaries of what video games may be, and seeks to delve into the inventive course of, meanings, and emotion labor that goes into the work of artists worldwide.