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Monster Max comes from Puya, a small studio whose other Poki title is Tiny Towers, and it arrived on Poki in November 2025. The game files carry the same credit in a short "BY PUYA" line. It is a light survival shooter: a little hero walks across a grassy forest map, a band of collected monsters follows along and fights beside it, and you keep merging those monsters into bigger ones so the group can survive to the end of each stage.

Getting around

Movement is the only thing you control directly. On a computer you can steer with W, A, S and D, with Z, Q, S and D if your keyboard uses the French layout, with the arrow keys, or by pointing with the mouse. On a phone or tablet, put a finger on the screen and drag toward where the hero should go; the game draws a small joystick to show the direction. Shooting happens automatically, so your job is positioning: lead enemies into their fire and stay out of reach of anything that gets close.

Merging and evolving

Put two matching monsters together and they merge into a stronger version, marked with extra stars. Every monster belongs to a family, and each family has its own evolution line. In the game files the families are Slime, Plant, Dino, Cat, Dolphin, Devil and PopCorn, which lines up with the 7 monster types the Poki listing promises. A collection screen fills in as you discover each form, so you can see which evolutions are still missing.

Fights, rewards and upgrades

Enemies come in waves, a banner warns you when a new enemy type joins in, and some stages end with a boss. Fallen enemies drop coins, and you pull them toward you as you walk. Coins buy more monsters and upgrades between fights, and money squares on the ground pay out coins once you activate them.

The attack system has more depth than the cute art suggests. Shots can score critical hits, bounce between targets, pierce through a line, split into several bullets or fire in rapid bursts. Some monsters burn, freeze or poison what they hit, and others cause explosions or lightning. Temporary bonuses include a magnet for coins, a bomb and a burst of running speed, and boosters cover damage, fire rate, range and split shots.

Outside combat, the hero levels up, can earn a crown, and can swap between hats. Badges mark milestones along the way.

Tips

• Merged monsters are stronger, so pair them up as soon as you have a match.
• Keep moving in wide circles during a wave so enemies trail behind you into your monsters' line of fire.
• Sweep through coin drops right after a wave ends; the magnet bonus makes this much faster.
• Try to keep different families in your group so you have a mix of status effects.