Monster Collector Game Review, RTP & Free Demo

Monster Collector game by KA Gaming

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Monster Collector Overview

Monster Collector is a shooting game from KA Gaming, released on 14 June 2023. It is built like the arcade fish-hunting tables that KA is known for, but the targets are monsters: winged lions, red hellhounds, dragons, armoured knights and a burning demon crawl across a dark cavern while you fire at them from a cannon at the bottom of the screen. Every creature you bring down pays out its own value in coins.

How a Round Works

There are no reels and no paylines. You set the value of each shot with the minus and plus buttons next to the cannon, then aim and fire. Our screenshots were taken at shots of $10.00 and $1.00; SlotCatalog lists a range of 0.01 to 10 per shot. Bigger monsters take more hits but pay more, so the game is a running trade-off between the cost of each shot and the value of the target.

Lock, Auto and Power

Three controls on the right side change how you shoot. Lock fixes the cannon on one chosen monster, Auto keeps firing without tapping, and Power fires a stronger shot. A bar on the left announces the next boss with a “Coming” panel, so you can see which big target is about to enter the field.

What We Won

$250.00 from a pack of red beasts at a $10 shot – 25x the shot, with coins spraying across the right side of the screen.
A rainbow prize wheel that stopped on $400.00, again at $10 per shot, which is 40x.
Smaller hits of $3.00 and $6.00 at $1 per shot as green-winged creatures went down.

Special Features

The game’s published description lists extra features on top of normal shooting: freezing the monsters in place, a Fever Time feature and a Chain Bomb feature. The prize wheel in our session shows that some targets trigger a bonus spin instead of a fixed coin payout.