PC · Mobile · Console
Blox Monsters Controls
Blox Monsters keeps its controls light: standard Roblox movement, click-to-battle targeting and an auto-battling team. That said, knowing exactly how engaging, catching, dashing and mounting work will save you real grinding time – especially when racing other players to a hidden monster.
PC Controls
| Action | Input |
|---|---|
| Move | W / A / S / D |
| Jump | Space |
| Camera | Hold right mouse button and drag · scroll to zoom |
| Start a battle | Click a glowing wild monster |
| Throw capture ball | On-screen catch button once the monster is weakened |
| Dash | In-game dash button / ability |
| Mount / unmount | Equip a mount-type monster, then use the mount button |
| Menus (team, fusion, index, shop) | Bottom-of-screen menu buttons |
Movement and camera follow Roblox defaults, so anything you have customized in Roblox settings (shift lock, sensitivity) applies here too.
Mobile & Console Controls
- Mobile: virtual joystick (bottom-left) to move, drag to rotate the camera, pinch to zoom. Tap a wild monster to battle, then tap the catch button to throw your ball. All menus sit along the screen edges.
- Console: left stick moves, right stick controls the camera, with button prompts mapped to the same battle / catch / menu actions.
- The game runs the same auto-battle logic on every platform, so mobile players are not at a combat disadvantage – only camera speed differs.
How Battles Work
Combat is an auto-battler: you do not press attack buttons. When you engage a wild monster, your equipped team fights automatically using each monster's abilities and cooldowns. Your job is preparation – team composition, ranks, traits, mutations and the Hatred aggro stat decide the outcome before the fight starts.
- Monsters with positive Hatred stand closer and get hit more – give that to your tank.
- Monsters with negative Hatred hang back safely – ideal for damage dealers.
- Your team keeps fighting while you reposition, so you can chain pulls on farming routes.
How to Catch Monsters
- Engage the wild monster and let your team weaken it – catch odds rise as its HP drops.
- Press the catch / throw button to toss your equipped capture ball.
- If the catch fails, keep battling and throw again – better balls and catch-chance bloodlines reduce the pain.
- After the catch, check its rank, trait and mutation before deciding to keep, fuse or sell.
Catching is where all your systems converge: ball tier (up to Demon Ball), bloodline multipliers (Picomori 2x) and the target's remaining HP all stack. The 44%-even-with-Demon-Ball Orbit Fin is the extreme example of why upgrades matter.
Settings & Beginner Tips
- Tap the glowing monsters when starting out – the game highlights valid early targets.
- Keep an eye on the top-of-screen announcements: hidden monster spawns are server-wide pings you do not want to miss.
- Farm XP-rich spawns (Cactus Cub, Volt Loop) rather than fighting everything you see.
- Use a mount on farming routes – speed between packs is real DPS-per-hour.
- On PC, enable shift lock in Roblox settings for snappier camera control while kiting between spawns.