#MONSTER PROM REVIEW PC#

The вЂњquestsвЂќ or events are all randomly selected. Personally speaking, I loved the humour a lot and really enjoyed exploring different endings but I could see how some people could get offended by some of the dialogue options, which is totally fine.Дespite all the praise, IвЂ™d have to say that sometimes it can be a bit frustrating when you notice that youвЂ™ve hit the same questline again in the game. On top of that, the game features a bunch of replay-value with a ton of secret endings and events/quest-lines as well as a huge repertoire of dialogue-options and choices to make that all resort to some shock-humour that may not be everyoneвЂ™s cup of tea. You can get with all of the cast, even if youвЂ™re of the same gender or if youвЂ™re using they/them as pronouns, which is something I welcome more than anything. Generally, I feel like the game is quite LGBTQIA2S+ inclusive as you get to chose your pronouns no matter the character you chose and as it doesnвЂ™t matter what character or pronouns you use when it comes to love interests. On top of that, Liam (the Hipster Vampire) is clothed in the Ace-Colours, potentially hinting at him being asexual, which is a nice addition to the game. Every single character is unique in some way and has a unique personality. Obviously, there are more characters and the DLC also adds more love interests and side characters, but what IвЂ™m getting at is that you donвЂ™t have the average joe in there. Among the love interests, there is a partying poltergeist called Polly as well as a Yandere-type mermaid princess and a bloodthirsty demon as well as a Hipster vampire. Speaking of characters, the cast is amazing. In Monster Prom, there are different cliques and people that hang out together, giving the game a more lively feel, even if some of the characters arenвЂ™t the liveliest. Usually, in dating sims, you end up only having one-on-one conversations with the cast, resulting in the illusion that people only have you in their life and no other friends, hobbies or interests. During these dialogues and conversations, you have the option of scoring points with one out of two characters, which breathes a bit of life into the game. Generally speaking, the вЂњweeksвЂќ consist of two day-times where you can go to different areas to increase your stats as well as a lunch break at noon where you can meet up and chat with different characters, including the love interests. When you go for longer or shorter games you have more or fewer opportunities to score points with your love interest.

Some of the questions also allow you to score bonus points with certain characters from the get-go which is a nice addition to this Dating Sim. Answering the questions allows you to gain some starting stats that range from fun, charm and boldness to creativity, money and smarts. The questions in that personality quiz offer a bunch of different choices and are randomly selected.

Then you get introduced to the main cast of the game, aka your love interests, before heading into a personality quiz from one of those teen magazines you may know from your teen days. The characters represent the classic colours you know from party games (blue, red, green and yellow).

The possibilities are endless! When you start up the game, you get to chose between four avatars, three different pronouns (he, she, and they) as well as your username. You can also (and it honestly doesnвЂ™t matter too much) share your screen and play it that way.

#MONSTER PROM REVIEW PC#

What could possibly go wrong? :)ДЄs mentioned above, you can play the game locally on one PC using one controller or multiple ones or you use Remote Play Together on Steam to play with friends that donвЂ™t have a copy of the game. And the best part about the game? ItвЂ™s multiplayer! Play online or locally with up to three other players and ruin each otherвЂ™s chances with their date in order to have a lot of fun! The developers even advise you to be your worst self. Genre: Party Game, Dating Sim, Multiplayer, CompetitiveДЄvailable on: PC, Switch, PS4, XBOne, XB X/SД«ut first things first, whatвЂ™s Monster Prom about? Well, Prom Night is coming up and due to our procrastinating a lot, we only have three weeks to find a date! Alas, we go through absurd and rather funny situations to raise our stats, to seduce one of our classmates. ValentineвЂ™s Day is coming up and alas, I wanted to review a dating simвЂ¦ and alas, hereвЂ™s a review on my favourite dating sim: Monster Prom! Monster Prom is probably the first-ever competitive dating sim featuring a lot of different characters that all add their own flavour to the game and allow you to experience a plethora of endings.

Monster prom review