Tap. Pop. Grin.
Satisfying Blast Puzzles
Match connected Chaos Energy blocks, trigger chunky combos, and turn a very supernatural mess into a very satisfying clear.
Welcome to the world’s most chaotic hotel
Blast magical Chaos Energy, bring a living hotel back to life, meet a gloriously odd monster crew, and follow one very suspicious key all the way to Room 1313.
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Why you’ll love it
Monster Hotel mixes satisfying blast puzzles with a warm, silly mystery adventure. Every cleared board helps wake up another corner of the Grand Nocturne.
Tap. Pop. Grin.
Match connected Chaos Energy blocks, trigger chunky combos, and turn a very supernatural mess into a very satisfying clear.
Every floor has a secret
Corridors shift, elevators misbehave, luggage wanders off, and some doors only appear when they feel like it.
Oddballs welcome
Meet Bruno, Milo, Luna, Nib and a hotel full of guests whose biggest problems are somehow stranger than being monsters.
One key. No room.
Milo found a key to a room that officially does not exist. Naturally, touching it woke the entire hotel.
Puzzle play with hotel magic
Tap two or more connected blocks with the same symbol. Bigger groups build stronger magical reactions, while level goals turn each board into a tiny hotel emergency.
Find a pair and give it a tap.
A hotel that keeps getting stranger
Your wins push deeper into the Grand Nocturne, opening new wings, new guests, new mechanics and new reasons for the night shift to panic politely.
Every guest has a secret
Long ago, the Grand Nocturne Hotel was the most prestigious address in the monster world. Then its legendary owner, Baron Nocturne, vanished. The magic dimmed. Rooms closed. The elevators became even less trustworthy.
Years later, Milo finds an old key beneath the front desk. It is stamped with four numbers: 1313. There is only one problem — the hotel has no Room 1313.
When Milo turns the key, the whole building wakes up. Chaos Energy spills through the walls, doors begin recognizing the staff, and a mystery that should have stayed checked out begins checking back in.
“Milo.”
“Yes?”
“You touched something.”
“Possibly.”
Meet the night shift
They are sweet, strange, occasionally competent, and all trying very hard to keep the guests from noticing that the building may be sentient.

Built like security. Reacts to guest complaints like poetry. Secretly happiest around flowers and tiny beautiful things.

Helpful, fearless, enthusiastic — and directly responsible for waking the hotel by touching a key he absolutely should not have touched.

Fast, sparkling and relentlessly cheerful. Sometimes cleans the wrong room because walls are more of a suggestion when you are a ghost.

Small bat. Big trouble. Suspiciously familiar with locked doors, missing keys and snacks that were definitely not meant for him.
Ghost Rocket
Chaos Cauldron
Magic Key
More than a puzzle board
Keep winning to start future levels with stronger puzzle advantages. Drop the streak and the hotel goes back to pretending it is calm.
Collect character cards across themed sets, uncover new guests and turn duplicates into progress toward mystery rewards.
Team up, request lives, share rewards, chat with other players and compete together in hotel-wide events.
Basement hunts, makeover events, Lost & Found merges, kitchen chaos and rotating floors keep the hotel changing around you.
Peek behind the doors







Collect the guests. Remember the stories.
Complete themed card sets, discover new monster guests, turn duplicate cards into Guest Stars and open Mystery Suitcases packed with rewards.
Front desk questions
Short answers for curious guests, worried monsters and anyone who wants to know why the elevator just sighed at them.
Monster Hotel is a casual blast-puzzle adventure. You clear Chaos Energy, complete level goals, restore areas of a magical living hotel and uncover an ongoing character-driven mystery.
Tap two or more connected blocks with the same color and symbol to blast them. Larger groups can create stronger themed power-ups and combo opportunities.
No. The board above is an illustrative interactive preview of the matching idea. The full mobile game is separate.
That is exactly the problem: according to the hotel records, it does not exist. Milo still found the key. The rest of the mystery unfolds through the game.
The game concept includes Monster Clubs for social play, life requests, chat and team events. Official availability details should be confirmed with the final release information.
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Ready to open the doors?
Check in, blast the chaos, restore the Grand Nocturne and find out why some rooms are better left off the floor plan.
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