Super Monk War Z
XXL · 2020 · Shoot 'Em Up, Casual, Singleplayer, Bullet Hell, Score Attack
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4 user reviews75% · 4
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About Super Monk War Z
The main character Denim who belongs to the anti-devil organization "Sword of the Buddha"
It will go to subjugation by the order from the organization.
Where denim goes, the place where I once trained
It was a Yukumo temple in the Nanaside region.
"Super Monk War Z" is a 2D horizontal shooting game consisting of 4 stages .
3 types of formation and each characteristic shot can be used
Also, the shots will change from the placement of options depending on the formation.
You can increase your options by digesting your score.
It will go to subjugation by the order from the organization.
Where denim goes, the place where I once trained
It was a Yukumo temple in the Nanaside region.
"Super Monk War Z" is a 2D horizontal shooting game consisting of 4 stages .
3 types of formation and each characteristic shot can be used
Also, the shots will change from the placement of options depending on the formation.
You can increase your options by digesting your score.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Super Monk War Z, developed and published by XXL, is a compact arcade-style side-scrolling shooter that deliberately embraces the simplicity and intensity of retro action games. Rather than chasing modern spectacle, it focuses on short bursts of enemy waves, formation-based shooting mechanics, and a score-driven progression loop that echoes classic 16-bit and early arcade shooters. What it lacks in scale, it attempts to make up for with tight, straightforward action and a stylized spiritual theme centered on monks, demons, and a war for enlightenment. You play as Denim, a warrior monk belonging to the organization “Sword of the Buddha,” embarking on a demon-cleansing mission across a handful of short stages. The narrative is minimal by design—little more than a framing device to place you in a barrage of enemy fire—but it gives the game a distinct identity among small indie shoot-’em-ups. The setting of temples corrupted by evil forces, combined with a slightly tongue-in-cheek spiritual aesthetic, keeps the atmosphere quirky without distracting from its main purpose: fast-paced shooting and pattern memorization. Combat revolves around three selectable formations, each altering th…
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