Ready to Unleash Your Inner Kaiju?

Let's face it: we all have a little monster inside, right? And sometimes, you gotta let it loose. Go Rush lets you do just that, unleashing your inner Kaiju in a whirlwind of city-smashing, monster-collecting fun. It's an online browser game, so you can jump right in--no downloads required. Pick your favorite monster from many choices; think the usual cool suspects like Godzilla in your corner!

Go Nuts, Collecting & Smashing!

Gameplay's absurdly easy - just tap and swipe, picking faves to unleash strategically on unsuspecting cityscapes. Unlock and collect new monsters, upgrading each one for better mayhem--Godzilla, Ghidorah with special effects! Collect them all!, each one unique and really powerful. Evolve 'em for insane power, which we all hope Godzilla badly wants! You get a truly awesome monster collector feel (the sheer awesomeness!) it's, like, you make even Godzilla or maybe Kong cooler.

Strategic Monster Mayhem? Challenge on!

While it’s a total blast of controlled city destruction and chaos all with insane power upgrades, there's some really amazing strategy to Go Rush. Monster choice and battling strategy matters; efficient playing increases destruction tenfold!. It's enjoyable to keep playing, truly more difficult than you initially feel so keep playing to get those great upgrades, monsters improved over and again you learn, again and again.

Give It a Try: What Could I possibly NOT Enjoy so... much

Why should you throw yourself into things? You think you got reasons other playing or otherwise improving? Several great factors exist!. It's free, it's easy (like the usual stuff we like) plays smooth on literally anything mobile/otherwise. Amazing graphics that we already explained (and that should be compelling enough).. So, there’s pretty strong reasons even if that explanation falls completely flat

What are waiting around at the bottom of that really quite large pile there (not to judge, or something)... Dive into Go Rush that totally wicked awesome stuff—and be kind out to those rather poorly placed cities now