Mono is a specific kind of Space Shooter or, if you like, Space Shooting. It is so unusual that it's hard to even determine the place where the action takes place. Generally, it should be assumed that this is an unidentified space, because what is happening on the board is simply...not from this Earth ;-).

The plot of the game is extremely simple and easy to learn. Small size ship in the shape of a circle we move in any direction on the static board, bypassing and shooting down enemy ships. They are also of the same shape as our vehicle, but in order to completely destroy each of them, you need to pack a whole mass of missiles, because the enemy, after each hit, disperses into smaller units, and then into even smaller ones.

This causes a lot of chaos and a lot of difficulties for the player. To start the game, first extract it from the .zip format, run the .exe file, make cosmetic changes in the options (if necessary) and select the "start" button. We have 3 levels of difficulty at our disposal, so everyone will find the one adequate for his or her own skills.

In addition, a few basic settings responsible for the quality of the soundtrack and one, quite unusual, which is responsible for the background of the game. It would seem that the latter of the above mentioned settings is a pure banality that has no influence on the course of the game. Maybe it would be so, but not in Mono.

Well, the background of the game is somehow linked to what is happening on the screen. The bullets to which we constantly shoot series are available in three basic colours, namely: blue, red and green.

Depending on how many circles of a particular colour we can shoot down, in this direction there will be colour changes on our screen. The longer the game lasts, the more color mixing. With more and more obtrusive circles attacking us, there is a good fuss on our computer screen.