A hungry Gobble Monster is ready to eat all your toys! Players race to save as many toys as possible before the monster gets angry and swallows them all. The game is played in real time.

You'll need to assemble the gobble monster. And move the power switch to the on. Position. Pull the tongue out all the way and randomly place the toys on it then press the tail.

The player who saves the most toys wins!

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Monster Seeking Monster is a dating-themed party game where players send each other secret messages trying to set up dates. After each round, you discover who chose to date each other… and who was betrayed. Oh, and did we mention you're also all secretly monsters with different hidden powers?

Monster Jam requires all attendees ages 2 and older to have a ticket to the event. If you're bringing any kids under the age of 2, they can attend for free as long as they sit on the lap of a parent or guardian. If you want your younger child to have their own seat, you'll need to purchase them a ticket.

Parents: According to the ESRB, this game is rated M and contains Drug Reference, Sexual Themes and Strong Language.

Singapore-based food delivery platform Gobble has shut down due to low profit margin and lack of positive cashflow, according to a LinkedIn post by the company's co-founder, Domenico Tan.

Gobble Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Gobble's headquarters is located at 637 Natoma Street, San Francisco.

In Monster Seeking Monster, when "the secret word is:" pops up on screen, if you type the word into a message it triggers thunder in the game. That's it. It was a dumb idea I had that everyone was skeptical about but they humored me. In retrospect they were right.

3-7 players The spooky date-a-thon Monster Seeking Monster (3-7 players). Message and date fellow monsters with special powers.

Monster Jam is loud. That can be kind of scary for young kids. Every kid is different. While we generally wouldn't recommend Monster Jam for families with young kids, you might consider them ready to go if they are willing and able to keep ear protection on and aren't afraid of loud noises.