Monster Call: Prank Video Call
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About this app
Editor Reviews
Monster Call: Prank Video Call, from TeH Software, mixes creepy fake video calls with a board of meme sounds. Inside the app it goes by Monster Sounds: Fake Call, and its callers are drawn from internet horror and meme culture, including John Pork, the Skibidi Toilet monster, Siren Head, Cameraman and The Nun.
The call feature plays a video call from one of these characters and adds vibration to make the ringing feel more real. Alongside the calls sits a library of well-known meme clips and funny sound bites, useful for lighter pranks when a scare is not the aim. The developer says the sound and character list grows each week and invites suggestions for new additions. Beyond that, the listing does not describe scheduling, chat or other tools, so the core offer is monster calls plus a soundboard.
The app has 1,000,000+ installs and averages 4.1 from 1,930 ratings. Of those, 69% are five stars and 14% are one star. It is free with ads, and in-app purchases range from $9.99 to $29.99, fairly high for a prank app. The last update was on 2025-09-05, a year ago. It needs Android 7.0 or newer and is rated Teen. We list one version, 1.0.70.
Kids and teens who follow viral meme monsters will recognise the lineup and enjoy the calls. Parents should note the Teen rating and the price of the paid items before handing it over.
Features
- Entertainment appA Entertainment app published by TeH Software.
- 1,000,000+ installsGoogle Play reports 1,000,000+ installs, a reliable sign of an active user base.
- Optional in-app purchasesFree to install; in-app purchases ($9.99 - $29.99 per item) are optional.
- Android 7.0+Runs on Android 7.0 or newer.
- Rated TeenContent rating Teen on Google Play.
Pros
- Meme monster callersCharacters such as Siren Head and Skibidi Toilet make video calls.
- Sounds plus callsA meme soundboard sits beside the scary video calls.
- Mostly positive69% of 1,930 ratings are five stars.
Cons
- Expensive itemsIn-app purchases cost $9.99 to $29.99, on top of ads.
- Not recently updatedThe latest update is from 2025-09-05.
Rating distribution
Frequently asked questions
01 Is Monster Call: Prank Video Call free?
Yes. Monster Call: Prank Video Call is listed as free on Google Play and offers in-app purchases ($9.99 - $29.99 per item); it also shows ads.
02 Which Android version does Monster Call: Prank Video Call need?
The current release requires Android 7.0.
03 How do I install the APK?
Download the file from the version page, open it on your Android device and allow installs from this source when prompted. XAPK bundles need the APKPure app or a split-APK installer (see the install guide in the footer). Always prefer the latest version unless you specifically need an older build.
04 Is the download safe?
Files are served by an established third-party mirror and are the same builds distributed to Play Store users; Appmello never repackages or modifies them. Check the developer name (TeH Software) and package name (net.sdvlgroup.apps.prankcallmonster) match what you expect.
05 How do I get my account back?
Accounts belong to the developer's own service, not to this site. Use the sign-in recovery option inside Monster Call: Prank Video Call, or contact TeH Software through the support address listed on Google Play.
06 How do I cancel a subscription?
Subscriptions bought through Google Play are managed in the Play Store under Payments and subscriptions; purchases made inside the app follow the developer's own billing.
07 Can I get a refund?
Appmello never charges for downloads, so there is nothing to refund here. Refunds for in-app purchases are handled by Google Play or by the developer. Never enter payment details on any page claiming to be a download step.
08 How do I use Monster Call: Prank Video Call?
Open the app after installing; it works exactly like the Play Store build. For feature questions see the developer's help pages, as Appmello only distributes the installer.