It was released for the SNES and Sega Genesis. VideoGames - The Ultimate Gaming Magazine (81). The Aaahh Real Monsters Video Game is a 1995 video game featuring the monsters. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "ProReview: Aaahh!!! Real Monsters".FOR SALE AAAHH Real Monsters (Super Nintendo Entertainment System. ↑ "Nickelodeon: Aaahh!!! Real Monsters for Genesis (1995) - MobyGames". AAAHH REAL MONSTERS (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, 1995) SNES Complete - 72.50.He criticized the level design, choppy scrolling, weak backgrounds, and stiff controls, and found the high-quality music and sounds to be the one positive note. Reviewing the Super NES version, Tommy Glide of GamePro called the game "run-of-the-mill platform-hopping". The goal of the game is to finish all levels and find all the items to pass the exam, including defeating a boss target at the end of the final level above ground, with the final boss being, in most cases, the monsters' sworn enemy, Simon the Monster Hunter.
Collecting "Monster Manuals" allows them to perform a "scare" which defeats any enemies on screen, spooking them into running for their lives, or taking a certain number of hit points off a boss's health. Collecting garbage sacks and fish bones gives a limited amount of stronger ammo, triple trash, throwing three pieces of trash at once. The characters' main weapon is trash, which they can hurl at enemies. The monsters can also perform team moves, such as stacking on top of one another to reach items normally out of reach. Players can switch between each character at will and each has their own special ability that often can be used to solve puzzles or overcome obstacles: Ickis can fly for a short time, Oblina can reach high ledges, and Krumm can scan off-screen areas. The characters start out in the sewer and progress through levels above the human world. Playing as Ickis, Oblina, or Krumm, the player explores various locales collecting specific items and scaring specific people the Gromble instructs the player to. Typical gameplay with Ickis, Oblina and Krumm
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