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Simulator, Indie, Visual Novel, Comedy
"Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp" brings you more of the world's best (and maybe only?) multiplayer dating sim; but in a way you've never expected!
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TechRaptorKate Mitchell JewettNov 20209.5/10Monster Camp is a delightful game which breathes life into the dating sim genre witha mix of over-the-top humor and poignant character development
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Hardcore GamerKyle LeClairNov 20204.5/5To get straight to the point, Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is pure fun, plain and simple.
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SoftpediaCosmin VasileNov 20209/10Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is a worthy successor to the impressive first title in the series. The setting might be less engaging but the characters and the interactions are on par if not better. The team has refined its writing and style in interesting ways. The game also makes it hard to wait and see what they can deliver with the rest of the titles in the series.
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COGconnectedHaley PerryNov 202072/100Monster Camp in a nutshell is about enjoying the story, admiring the whacky, graphic-novel style artwork, and building up your stats over the course of the summer to make sure you have enough points to win over your monster and secure a date to the meteor shower. The dialogue features a great deal of vulgarity, and it’s certainly not meant for the eyes of children. It’s outrageous and hilarious, and the scenarios are just as over-the-top as you would expect. It’s all about savoring the journey, and for most fans of this genre, there is a lot to appreciate.
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KeenGamerMatt FullerDec 20207/10Ever fancied playing a dating sim without all the lovey-dovey nonsense? Would you rather enjoy wacky scenarios and clever yet juvenile writing? If your answer was yes to any of these, then you should look no further than Monster Camp.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 11 ratings.
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