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Giant monsters

Creatures theme

Includes monsters that are extraordinarily large.

67

platforms

Alternate names: 大怪獣, daikaijū

Trine 2: Director's Cut (Wii U)

Trine 2: Director's Cut

WIIU 2012-11-18

Diablo III (PlayStation 3)

PS3 2013-09-03

Aquaria (Mac OS X)

OSX 2008-11-13

Primal Rage (3DO Interactive Multiplayer)

3DO 1995-11-15

Shinobi (PlayStation 2)

PS2 2002-11-12

Puzzle Quest 2 (Windows)

WIN 2010-08-12

darkSector (PlayStation 3)

PS3 2008-03

Black & White 2 (Windows)

Black & White 2

WIN 2005-10

Crush, Crumble and Chomp! (Apple II E)

Crush, Crumble and Chomp!

BlackSite (Windows)

WIN 2007-11-13

Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin (Windows)

Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin

WIN 2015-04-01

Demigod (Windows)

WIN 2009-04-14

The first video game about Giant monsters was released in 1981.

Activision, Codemasters and Capcom has published most of these games

Related:
* Giant robots
* Giant humanoids
* Giant animals
* Giant insects

Parent groups

Giants, Monsters

Child group

Giant monster protagonist

compare with these groups

Platforms

Windows		99
Linux		39
PS3		23
X360		23
Mac OS X		20
PS2		15
PS4		8
C64		7
SNES		6
NES		6
Wii		6
PS		6
Arcade		6
GB		5
MS-DOS		5
Wii U		4
Mac OS Classic		4
GBC		4
Amstrad CPC		3
Xbox One		3
PSP		3
N64		3
ZX Spectrum		3
Saturn		3
Switch		3
Amiga		3
GBA		3
Atari ST		3
Apple II E		3
Game Gear		2

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