For PCVR
For Oculus Quest
Capture Monsters
With the aid of techniques passed down for generations, the Capture Clan has mastered the ability to capture powerful monsters in the wild.
Using specialized cartridges that can house even the largest enemies, you will capture powerful monsters and create the perfect team.
Summon monsters
Full Story
Fight your way through monster filled dungeons, help villagers in diverse town, and save the world from the monster invasion.
65+ Unique Monsters
Find, defeat, and capture over 65 unique monsters each with their own hidden powers! Level your team and unlock unique powers as you explore
Fight Monsters
Fight right alongside your team and command your monsters in battle! Witness the amazing action and fantastic abilities from the front lines!
Side Quests
The world of Rendis is filled with people who are in need of your help. As you venture through the towns there are many who will gladly reward you for your efforts.
Frequently asked questions
Steam for PCVR and Itch.io for Oculus Quest.
Planned price is $24.99
A completely new company based in Miami, Florida. Cartridge Monsters is our first game.
Our Team!
Need more information? Feel free to contact Dave@Happenstancegames.com
Background:
I am Dave Thelwell Jr Owner of Happenstances Games LLC. I Just happen to get into VR after seeing the half-life Alyx Trailer and was looking for a Monster Catching Pokémon / Shin Megami type game and a Yu-Gi-Oh type game. I found a Yu-Gi-Oh type game called Re-o-Ri and found out all the developers were guys just trying to make a game since nobody else was. So, I Decided to do the same thing.
Cartridge monsters is my first game ever fully programmed by me. I hired contractors to work on the monsters, music and other aspect of the game all paid for out of pocket by myself, to try to get the best quality possible.
It has been in development since December 2019. I have been working on it full time 8-11 hours a day. Being my first game, I’ve made a lot of mistakes, but I wanted to have a certain quality which I think pushed me to grow a lot faster than I could’ve wished for. The overall goal was not making the biggest greatest game ever. It was to make the best game I can with what I have.