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1. Reviewer: GamingNexus
   26 March 2008

   A cute little “tower defense” game all spiffed up for the PS3. There’s nothing spectacular here, but this time-killer has its charm nonetheless. Read more

2. Monsters Madness

   Reviewer: TotalPlayStation.com
   16 March 2008

   Overall 9

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 8

   

   Control 9

   

    

   PixelJunk Monsters brings tower defense to the PS3. Read more

3. PixelJunk Monsters

   Reviewer: NZGamer.com
   13 March 2008

   Overall 9

   

   Gameplay 10

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 8

   

    

   The tower or fortress defence genre is one that's very familiar to PC gamers and RTS fans alike. However, console gamers have rarely experienced the easily understandable and addictive nature of this offshot of the strategy genre. PixelJunk Monsters, the second downloadable title from Q Games, brings its unique style and meshes it with a time-tested gameplay formula, to give a captivating experience. Read more

4. Pixel Junk Monsters

   Reviewer: GotNext
   07 March 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   Evil is relentless. It endlessly marches forward in an attempt to destroy or consume everything in its path. The only thing to do about it, at least according to Pixeljunk Monsters , is to line evil's path with so much firepower that it doesn't have a hope in hell of reaching the cute and fuzzy (and presumably tasty) creatures waiting at the goal. Pixeljunk Monsters takes the popular Warcraft mod/flash game Tower Defense , and turns it into a fully-featured title that's... Read more

5. Pixeljunk Monsters

   Reviewer: Gaming Age
   24 February 2008

   Everything is easy to control, and there's not a lot of confusing menu junk to sort thru. You'll have no problem jumping in, and I definitely believe you'll be hooked from the starting point on out. A great way to spend $10 or so, especially for something that will keep you entertained for quite a while. Read more

1. PixelJunk Monsters

   Reviewer: Matt M., Metacritic
   14 February 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   A great, fresh take on the Tower Defense games, but make sure you know what you're getting into before you buy this game. The gameplay is quite different from the popular Desktop Tower Defense, but it's still satisfying in it's own way. Instead of a cursor, you control a tribesman with the dpad or left analog and you have to walk him around to build your towers. At 7 bucks, it's a decent value, considering the amount of replay you're gonna get out of this, but I wished... Read more