# Kaiju Attack 2 — user reviews

> 34 indexed App Store user reviews of Kaiju Attack 2 by GUAN LING WU, rated 4.50/5 from 56 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/kaiju-attack-2/id6480058345/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/kaiju-attack-2/id6480058345.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 39 · 4★ 9 · 3★ 5 · 2★ 1 · 1★ 2

## What do users think of Kaiju Attack 2?

**Pros**

- 🎮 Fun and addictive gameplay
- 🔍 Unique and engaging match-3 puzzle mechanics
- 🌟 Consistent quality from the developer
- ⏱️ Perfect time-killer game
- 🆕 Improved upon the first game

**Cons**

- 🤔 Lack of clear instructions and tutorials
- 🎲 Heavy reliance on RNG and randomness
- 💰 Expensive upgrades with minor benefits
- 🤯 Unpredictable enemy attacks disrupting strategy
- 🔍 Minimal depth and strategy

## Newest reviews (10 of 34)

### 4/5 — It aight

*2024-11-19*

I think maybe there some things that I do t agree with concerning the game play, but aside from that it is entertaining

### 4/5 — Good game

*2024-08-13, version 1.0.0*

It aight

### 4/5 — Very good like the first one, but the balance feels bad

*2024-06-27*

I’m okay with the battles being RNG heavy, but the loss of money at the end of each mission if it happens to go on for too long is not enjoyable.  Upgrades get really expensive for very minor benefit, so a player could get stuck with upgrading the wrong thing as well.

### 5/5 — fire

*2024-06-19*

Super fire

### 4/5 — Fun

*2024-06-19*

A match 3 puzzle game that manages to be fun and unique.

### 5/5 — Love these devs

*2024-06-19*

Seriously some the best money spent on mobile games.  Keep em coming.

### 4/5 — Great strategy game

*2024-06-18*

Great for playing when your stuck waiting in life!

### 5/5 — Great game

*2024-06-18, version 1.0.0*

Love it

### 4/5 — tight

*2024-06-18, version 1.0.0*

tight

### 5/5 — Excellent as usual

*2024-06-17*

Game Stew consistently proves that “less is more” can still be a successful formula in the modern world of gaming.

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Low effort

*2024-07-19*

I suspect Gamestew was placed into less caring hands. I used to love their games until they started releasing those low effort AI art games. They used to put much more depth and story into their games but this one in particular is worse than the first and feels like they just wanted mkney based on the goodwill the company established in the beginning. Maybe they were sold or lost a key team member but this is not the gamestew I used to enjoy and support.

### 2/5 — Very little agency - cute art style

*2026-07-17*

The game looks fun. That‘s it. It has barely any agency over the outcome of any round. The Kaiju sometimes barely does damage, sometimes it destroys 75% of the health bar in one attack. Tiles to match three appear randomly and are destroyed randomly, so there is no way to plan from round to round. You match four times and then the RNG decides whether you survive the round or not. An upgrade system pretends to improve stats round-over-round, but a 1% increase in population barely makes a difference. It feels like an update to kaiju 1, without adding anything other than cash as a resource.

### 2/5 — Charming but horrible mechanics

*2024-06-17*

The devs did a great job with the theme and visual design, but the gameplay mechanics offer very little room for skill or strategy. This is mostly due to the enemy’s attacks being so unpredictable. This game’s main mechanic is about increasing the power of tiles by matching 3, but you get only 4 moves per round, so you also need to line things up for the next round. HOWEVER, the enemy’s attacks are unpredictable, and affect many tiles. Basically every round the enemy destroys about 10-20% of the tiles on the board, which are replaced by random tiles. HOWEVER, the random tiles increase in value the further you are in the encounter. SO, part of the strategy is maximizing the number of replaced tiles so you keep getting relevantly powerful tiles, as any earlier tiles become too hard to upgrade due to the random destruction every round. This means that your early attempts to line things up for good combinations are basically irrelevant, as thats alot of effort for relatively low tier results, while random new tiles are higher level by default. ULTIMATELY, you are far more reliant on RNG than you are on skill and planning, which basically ruins this game and turns it into a low skill low effort tapping timekiller.

### 3/5 — Don’t care for demonic enemy

*2026-08-03*

You should have put Lucifo on one of the screenshots.  That way those who want a sci-fi only matching game can avoid your game.

### 3/5 — It is okay

*2025-05-23*

Okay

### 3/5 — I liked the first one better

*2024-07-15*

Just feels too difficult and random. There’s not a whole lot of strategy, it’s just luck and grinding for stat increases. The enemies just do whatever, and you’ll mostly lose.

### 3/5 — Gonna keep trying

*2024-06-19*

So far, this game has not felt like a great $3 spent. The tutorial is pretty minimal and there is what feels like quite a bit of RNG. It’s quite possible that I just don’t understand what’s going on, but I cannot seem to identify any enemy patterns or ways around the difficulty and issues at hand. On top of that, the first secret weapon they have you unlock has been unable to deploy for me since unlocking it. Once again, I cannot find any direction on how to properly deploy it. It’s all rather confusing. I will keep trying it out though to see if I can figure out what’s going on.

### 3/5 — Lacks sufficient instructions

*2024-06-18*

Quite a good game but there are barely any instructions (and the English is weak for much of the instructions there are). I've played it a bunch of times but still have no idea what "EPs" are (just they are crucial for many special weapons?

### 4/5 — Pretty good!

*2025-05-03*

It’s a neat little game with some fun improvements since the first.

### 4/5 — Still good but 1 is better

*2024-11-28*

They added some stuff to make the game a little more complex but it’s unnecessary. The first one was perfect just like Tetris or Pac-Man you can’t beat the original.

## Most praised reviews (10 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Brilliant!

*2025-11-24*

Just as relaxing and enjoyable as its predecessor for passing the time.

### 5/5 — Game Stew Fun

*2025-10-11*

I’ve been a fan of this developer for a very long time. Their unique take on world building coupled with simple,addictive mechanics are a fun combination.

Like most Game Stew games, the economy is very unforgiving, I had to delete and reinstall the game four times to reset my economy until I found a build path that let me finish the game.

This isn’t their funnest offering, but I enjoyed it and - as always - I eagerly anticipate their next release.

### 5/5 — Great sequel!

*2025-07-19*

If you loved Kaiju Attack, then you’ll love this one too!

### 5/5 — Отсутсвие Русского языка и глюки.

*2025-07-11*

Трудно русскому человеку без родного языка играть. При выборе секретного оружия, если часто нажимать на один и тот же вид - игра заглючит, и ничего работать не будет. Придётся перезапускать приложение. 
Сложная механика заработка монет, постоянно убытки.

### 5/5 — Good follow up

*2024-09-25*

Fun like the first one after you get a feel for balancing the weapons against the people, power plants etc.
Maybe not as awesome as Devils Shard but still a fun time killer.

### 5/5 — 大好きな怪獣大進撃の2！

*2024-09-09*

リリースありがとうございます！！ ゲームシステムもとっつきやすくなり大変面白いです！ Gが増えるマスが追加されており、作戦に支障が出るかな？と思ったらとんでもない、戦略が増えただけでした。 敵も大変手強く、街は無惨に破壊され、勝ったとしても出費に絶望感いだきながら、私は幸せな笑みを浮かべています。 おすすめ！

### 5/5 — nice

*2024-07-03, version 1.0.0*

nice

### 5/5 — Fun and Addictive

*2024-06-29*

Very much enjoying, had that “one last turn” appeal

### 5/5 — Kaiju 2

*2024-06-23*

Same addictive game play with new weapons, super weapons, Kaiju and a larger board is currently my favorite mobile game having just more!

### 5/5 — Really fun

*2024-06-21*

Loved the first Kaiju and this adds different elements like the money which make it fresh and interesting. Really enjoying playing it :)

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