Creature Conquest: Monsters Support

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Send a Creature Conquest: Monsters support request with a description of what happened, your iPhone or iPad model, and your iOS or iPadOS version. Please do not include passwords or payment-card details.

How a clash works

1. The challenger chooses a monster and calls Might, Magic, or Fright.
2. The defender hears the call and chooses a monster to answer it.
3. Both monsters are revealed together. The higher value in the called stat wins; if the values tie, the higher total wins.
4. The winner captures the losing monster and its Trophies, then challenges next.

After every monster has been played, the player with the most Trophies wins. If Trophies are tied, the winner of the last clash takes the match. Tap How to Play on the Home screen for a step-by-step guide.

Moonlight, Cursed monsters, and Hordes

Standard monsters are free to play and each one gathers 1 Moonlight. Cursed monsters cost 1 Moonlight and Hordes cost 2, and both are worth more Trophies when captured. A monster you cannot afford yet is dimmed and shows how much Moonlight it needs. Everyone’s Moonlight and Trophies are shown at the top of the screen.

Difficulty and match length

Open Settings from the gear on the Home screen. Choose a computer rival level—Trick-or-Treater, Monster Hunter, or Midnight Master—and a match length of 7, 11, or 15 monsters. Changes apply to your next match.

Rival Arena (iPad)

Rival Arena puts you against three computer rivals in one match. It is available on iPad only. Creature Conquest: Monsters has no local two-player mode and no online multiplayer.

Free games and Full Conquest

Every player gets seven complete games with all 48 monsters, all three rival levels, every match length, the Monster Manual, and Player Profile. Tutorial matches do not count. After the seventh game, Full Conquest unlocks unlimited play as a single, one-time purchase. It never changes the cards, the odds, or your statistics.

Restore a purchase

Open the game, tap the gear, open Full Conquest, then tap Restore Purchases. Use the same Apple Account that made the purchase. Apple handles billing; Task One LLC never receives your payment-card details.

Progress and devices

The game requires no account. Progress, statistics, mastery marks, and settings are stored on the device and are not synced. Deleting the app may remove local progress; a completed Full Conquest purchase can always be restored through Apple.

Age rating

This game is rated for teens and adults and is not published in the App Store Kids Category. If you are looking for a version for younger players, see Creature Conquest.