Monument Builders: Big Ben

Monument Builders: Big Ben is a nice little time management title in which, as the name reveals, you have to build the famous clock. It features plenty of levels and a good deal of clicking, making it a lengthy and enjoyable game.

The gameplay to Monument Builders: Big Ben is the standard one. In each level, you have to complete two or more tasks of various types by gathering resources, building a structure, repairing roads and so on.

Clicking is the only thing you do, and you need to do it fast because time is of the essence of you want to keep a perfect three-star streak. Monument Builders: Big Ben is a bit more complicated than other casual games that work on the same gameplay principle because you have a lot more to look out for. Resources need to be delivered manually; there are thugs and thieves to punch around and other stuff that will require your attention.

The further you advance in the game, the more diverse the tasks get, which is nice. A casual game should challenge you a bit even if it’s meant to be lightweight on the mind.

Monument Builders: Big Ben won’t amaze you with graphics and effects of any kind. It looks good as far as casual games go, and it is pleasant to look at while playing.

At times, the level might seem a bit cluttered due to all the buildings and details that you need to get used to. However, this is also a good thing since it ‘forces’ you to focus more on what’s happening in front of you.

On a closing note, Monument Builders: Big Ben is a decent game as far as the time management genre goes. It looks good, the gameplay is well balanced between difficulty and casualness, and it’s sure to offer you a relaxing way of spending a couple of hours.