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Monster Conveyor — The Floor Is Always Moving
Rust Hulk works in a factory that makes something nobody has explained to him, and every belt on the floor is carrying monster eggs toward a crusher. Monster Conveyor is a collection game where your own position is never entirely yours: the surface you are standing on is taking you somewhere, whether or not you agree.
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How to Play Monster Conveyor
- Press Start. Rust Hulk begins on the lowest conveyor belt.
- Walk left and right with the arrow keys or A and D — remember the belt is moving too.
- Jump between belts with Space, W or up.
- Collect eggs before they reach the crusher at the end of each belt.
- Watch the warning lights: every twelve seconds, one belt reverses direction.
Objective
Collect eggs from the conveyor belts before they reach the crusher at the end of each line. Belts run at different speeds and directions and change periodically. Missing an egg does not cost health, but it does break your chain — and the chain is where the score is.
Controls
| Action | Keyboard / mouse | Touch |
|---|---|---|
| Move left / right | Arrow keys or A / D | Left and right buttons |
| Jump between belts | Space, W or Up arrow | Jump button |
| Pause | P or Esc | Pause button in the top bar |
| Restart | R | Restart button in the top bar |
Pause with P or Esc, restart with R. The game pauses automatically if you switch tabs. Full details in desktop monster game controls and how to use touch controls.
About Monster Conveyor
Conveyors change the fundamental verb of a collection game. Normally you move toward an item; here, items move toward a deadline and you move against a floor that has its own opinion. Standing on a fast belt running the wrong way means walking at full speed just to stay still, which turns simple positioning into a resource.
There are four belts, and every twelve seconds one of them reverses direction with a two-second warning light. The warning is generous on purpose, because a surprise reversal would throw you into the crusher through no fault of your own. With the warning, a reversal becomes a planning problem: do you finish the egg you are going for, or move now?
Eggs come in three sizes worth one, three and eight points. The eight-pointers always spawn at the far end of a belt, closest to the crusher, and they always arrive on the fastest belt in the factory. That is not variety, it is the game's entire risk curve expressed as an object.
Because missing an egg costs no health, this is one of the most forgiving games on the site to play badly and one of the most demanding to play well. A casual run is relaxing. A serious run — one where you are trying to hold a chain across belt reversals — is a genuine planning exercise that runs several seconds ahead of the present moment.
The creature and its world
Monster Conveyor stars Rust Hulk, an original creature created for this site, in a dungeon setting. Like every monster on Monster Arcade, Rust Hulk is drawn procedurally on canvas from primitives rather than loaded from a sprite sheet — which is why the artwork stays sharp at any screen size and why we can say without qualification that it is our own.
The creatures you face are built from the shared enemy system described in designing monster enemies. Every attack in the library telegraphs before it lands, and the obstacles follow the rules set out in designing monster obstacles. Nothing here borrows from any existing franchise; see our disclaimer for the full statement on originality.
Monster Conveyor Tips & Strategy
- Account for belt speed in every jump. You will land further along than you aimed.
- React to the warning light, not the reversal. Two seconds is enough time to reposition.
- Eight-point eggs sit closest to the crusher on the fastest belt. Go early or not at all.
- Walking against a fast belt is a legitimate way to hold position while you wait.
- Chain small eggs reliably rather than chasing big ones and breaking the chain.
- The top belt is the slowest. It is the safest place to rebuild a broken chain.
Features
- Four conveyor belts at different speeds, with periodic signalled reversals
- Three egg sizes whose value scales with how close to the crusher they spawn
- Missing an egg breaks your chain but costs no health — forgiving to play, demanding to master
- Two-second warning lights before every belt reversal
- Momentum from the belt carries into your jumps
- Best score stored locally in your browser
Scoring, combos and difficulty
Monster Conveyor records best score as your personal best. That figure is stored in this browser using localStorage and is never uploaded — there is no server here to upload it to, and no global leaderboard anywhere on the site.
Like every game in the library it uses the shared combo system: consecutive successful actions raise a multiplier, and taking damage or letting the chain time out resets it. How combo systems work explains the mechanic in full, and how scoring systems work covers what each metric actually measures.
Difficulty is rated Medium, which describes execution pressure rather than depth — see monster game difficulty explained for how we set these labels and why the curve is asymptotic rather than linear.
Monster Conveyor — FAQ
What happens if an egg reaches the crusher?
You lose the points and your combo chain breaks, but you take no damage. This game punishes sloppiness with score rather than with health.
How often do the belts reverse?
One belt reverses every twelve seconds, with a two-second warning light beforehand so you are never surprised into the crusher.
Why do my jumps overshoot?
Because the belt's momentum carries into the jump. Aim slightly short of where you want to land when jumping along the direction of travel.
What ends a run?
Being carried into the crusher. Since belts are signposted and reversals are warned, that is always a positioning error rather than bad luck.
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