Monster GO! for Xbox is now available on Windows Phone

Looks like Windows and Windows Phone game developers Game Troopers could not help themselves. Their latest creation, in conjunction with ThinkBox Studios, Monster GO! is now available on the Windows Phone, slightly ahead of schedule.

The monster-themed runner supports 512 MB devices, and it is coming to Windows 8.1 shortly as well. Even better, Monster Go! is available exclusively for Windows Phone before other platforms for a limited time.

The game is described as such, although you can see the trailer above to get an idea of what is in store for you:

"Your goal in the game is very simple: just run as fast as you can, and collect as many coins as possible. These coins allow you to improve your equipment, team and skills, and unlock special upgrades to defeat the final bosses of each level. If you are enjoying infinite runners, and love the golden era of 2D games, "Monster Go!" won't disappoint you."

Thunyut Chienpairoj, CEO and founder of ThinkBox Studios, the original developers behind Monster GO! had the following to say about the game's release:

"We are so excited to launch our title "Monster Go!" on Windows Phone in cooperation with Game Troopers. We think there is a lot of potential & possibilities for game developers on the platform. Their gamers are highly engaged and enthusiastically provide response which is very beneficial to developers. We are looking forward to launching the game and could not be more thrilled!"

Go ahead and grab Monster GO! now for Windows Phone and let us know what you think!

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