Monster Strike is the most popular free smartphone game and continues to break sales records on all operating systems.
Playing is enjoyable with easy controls, and it is popular with people of all ages, especially students.
However, you may come across a situation where Monster Strike just won’t open and start as usual.
With Monster Strike not even starting up, that’s the worst situation to be in.
In this article we’ll be looking at reasons why Monster Strike isn’t starting and how to fix the problem.
- Reasons why Monster Strike won’t start
- Solutions for when Monster Strike won’t start
- Switch devices to one that is either recommended or guaranteed to work with the app The easiest solution would be to just switch to a new device. There are ways to continue using your current device but they aren’t authorized methods and can’t be recommended. Do not take unauthorized actions
- Delete unnecessary data Storing too many unused apps or photos can fill up your storage. For that reason, it’s best to free some space by deleting them. Periodically deleting can lead to smoother readout speeds too. Regularly close the app
- Summary
Reasons why Monster Strike won’t start
There are several potential reason for Monster Strike not starting so we’ll take a look at each of them in order.
Your OS isn’t recommended for use
For any smartphone game, there are OS that are recommended for optimum playing experience.
The increase in data volume brought by updates can lead to the app “not starting” as the OS runs out of storage space and becomes unusable.
It may also be that the app’s functionality isn’t guaranteed on your device so you should check that too.
Unauthorized usage
Using unauthorized tools or specific operations that aren’t authorized can lead to your app not starting.
There is insufficient storage space on your device
You need to make sure you have enough free storage for the new data when updating.
You may find yourself unable to start the app if there isn’t enough storage.
Your device’s memory is insufficient
The cache can start piling up from using too many apps simultaneously, leading to the app not starting due to lack of memory.
When your memory is full, you won’t be able to open apps and so this will affect not just Monster Strike but other apps too.
Solutions for when Monster Strike won’t start
Switch devices to one that is either recommended or guaranteed to work with the app The easiest solution would be to just switch to a new device. There are ways to continue using your current device but they aren’t authorized methods and can’t be recommended. Do not take unauthorized actions
There shouldn’t be any trouble as long as you use your smartphone normally and avoid doing anything suspicious.
Besides, you don’t want to void your warranty.
Delete unnecessary data Storing too many unused apps or photos can fill up your storage. For that reason, it’s best to free some space by deleting them. Periodically deleting can lead to smoother readout speeds too. Regularly close the app
There is an app you can use to close all unused apps at once.
Having said that, it’s best to regularly close the apps by hand.
Summary
Reasons why Monster Strike won’t start
- Not using devices on which operations are guaranteed or OS that are recommended
- Unauthorized operations that aren’t covered by the operations warranty
- Your device is low on free storage
- Your device’s memory is full
Solutions for when Monster Strike won’t start
- Switch devices to one with a recommended OS
- Do not do unauthorized operations
- Regularly organize your data storage
- Collectively close unnecessary apps
By following these solutions, you should be able to solve the “not starting” problem 90% of the time.
“Not starting” would mean that you are unable to do anything on Monster Strike.
You don’t want to lose your regular log in record, so you should try solving this problem as calmly as you can.