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Simulator, Adventure, Indie, Visual Novel
You have three weeks to get a date for Monster Prom! Go through absurd and funny situations, raise your stats and seduce one of your classmates. Beautiful art, bold, unapologetic dialogue and hard choices make up this Multiplayer (1-4 players) Dating Sim. Love your worst self.
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Funny, cosy, unpretentious and knowing.
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Paste MagazineHolly GreenMay 20188.5/10Monster Prom is ridiculously fun and laugh out loud funny; I've been cackling like Edna Crabapple with almost every panel. I plan to play it a lot more even though I'm done with my review, which is basically the biggest compliment I can give a game these days. Whether you're a fan of dating stimula—er, simulators—or not, I highly recommend it.
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TwinfiniteTony Cole-CockingApr 20184/5It is still most certainly worth giving a go, so long as you're aware of its limitations going in.
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GameSpaceEd OrrApr 20188/10If you are ready to go back to high school, but just because this time it might really be the end of the world, then Monster Prom is worth a selling your soul for
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ShacknewsBrittany VincentMay 20185/10Monster Prom had so much potential and so much to offer that I couldn't wait to tear into it. And on a superficial level, it's an interesting experiment that I thought I would love. Unfortunately, just like the monsters you're courting, once you get to know it it's only a great-looking shell with some fairly rotten insides.
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viewportJul 20186/10While initially charming, I found Monster Prom didn't have the right elements to have any staying power for me. The charming characters, the multiplayer design of the game, and how it tries to engage players outside of the game are all great additions to the dating sim genre. However, the disjointed dialogue, repetitive nature of subsequent attempts, humour, and music all drag Monster Prom down a little too much for me.
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IGDB rating 6.5/10 from 42 ratings.
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