Monster Mouth DDS Review

Friday, August 26, 2011

Monster Mouth DDS Review

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Monster Mouth DDS Review

By Jason Wadsworth on August 26th, 2011
Our Rating:

:: DENTISTRY MADE FUN
Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Tackle some epic monsters and try to tame their teeth in this procedural dentistry game.

Developer: Breaktime Studios

Price: Free
Version Reviewed: 1.0
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 3GS

Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Game Controls Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Gameplay Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Replay Value Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Overall Rating: 3.75 out of 5 stars

Monster Mouth DDS is a free to play game where the first three levels are unlocked and an addition seven levels can be unlocked for $0.99 via in-app purchase. In Monster Mouth DDS, the player acts as the unlikely dentist to a variety of monsters. It’s the player’s job to clean these monster’s teeth, investigate trouble spots, and repair any damage needed in a limited amount of time. They must also perform these tasks without hurting the monsters too much, because like anyone else who has sat in a dentist’s chair these monsters aren’t very excited about having their mouths poked and prodded either.

The game progresses in 10 levels. Each level consists of cleaning and repairing the teeth of a different monster. To do this, players make use of various dentists tools which they can select and then use on a tooth by touching that tooth with their finger. Care is needed though, because if you use the wrong tool on a tooth at the wrong time the monster will get hurt. The monster can only get hurt three times and on the third time the player fails that level. The different dental tasks that are required in each level must be completed in order and with the right tools or the level will be failed. For instance, a tooth must be brushed clean before a cavity can be repaired. Once all the teeth in the monster’s mouth have been cared for, the level is complete. Based on the amount of time it took to complete the level the player will receive a rating out of five stars.

The monsters and their disgusting mouths are beautifully animated, which adds so much to the enjoy of the game. The monsters react to the procedures the players are performing and emote accordingly. Sometimes the teeth are so well animated that it’s a little difficult not too feel a little squeamish, but the action is cartoony enough that the feeling doesn’t last long.

Monster Mouth DDS is a great game and players will have a wonderful time caring for these monsters. Hopefully the developer is working on more content because 10 levels won’t take very long to complete, even if there is an option to go back and improve a score.