So as we savour these last few days of summer, it’s only appropriate that we look back at one of my favourite Kaiju games: Attack of the Friday Monsters for Nintendo 3DS. Instead of making the player feel like a lumbering beast, it recreates the magic of being a kid and revelling in your love for the genre. Attack of the Friday Monsters is one of those games. However, every now and then a game comes along that defies those assumptions. This is simply developers attempting to deliver on what they believe their audience is looking for. Most Kaiju games are violent action games where players can beat the tar out of other monsters or smash cities into rubble (Dawn of the Monsters certainly does not intend to buck this trend). I’m going to highlight classics, hidden gems, and everything inbetween. Giant Japanese-style monsters and games are two of my favourite things in life, so to cross them over like this was only natural.
This is the fourth part in a series on notable kaiju video games. Attack of the Friday Monsters: A Tokyo Tale (怪獣が出る金曜日)
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