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About Monster Prom
Monster Prom is a one‑to‑four player competitive dating sim set in a monster high‑school three weeks before prom. Players answer personality quizzes to set stats, then chase one of six classmates through absurd, humor‑filled events.
The game offers hundreds of events that can branch into over a thousand outcomes, with witty dialogue and colorful art. Multiplayer can be played locally via split‑screen or shared screen, or online through Remote Play, and the experience is inclusive of all gender and sexual orientations.
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Competitive Dating Sim
The core loop pits players against each other for the affection of a chosen sweetheart. Solo play is possible, but friends can target the same classmate, creating direct rivalry that the description calls a “cut‑throat” environment.
Success is measured by rewards that reflect how well you played to your strengths. The competition determines whether you finish as a lover or a loser, as stated in the game’s tagline.
- Watch which classmates your friends aim for early to anticipate their moves.
- Match your quiz‑determined stats with event strengths for higher reward potential.
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Humor and Writing
Written by Cory O’Brien, Maggie Herskowitz and Julián Quijano, the game delivers post‑modern humor that lampoons many topics, including the dating‑sim genre itself. The dialogue is intentionally witty and absurd, keeping the tone light even during competition.
The humor extends to situations such as selfies, dating apps, emojis and raves, ensuring each event feels fresh and contributes to the overall comedic style described as “fantastically funny writing.”
- Embrace the absurd scenarios; they are central to the game’s tone.
- Notice recurring jokes in dialogue, as they reinforce the game’s humor.
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Art and Visuals
Arthur Tien’s artwork brings the monster high‑school to life with colorful character designs and detailed environments. The visual style supports the comedic tone while providing clear views of each event’s setting.
Each character’s fashion and quirks are highlighted in the art, making it easy to identify personalities and preferences, which can help when choosing which classmate to pursue.
- Observe each character’s personal fashion and outfits, which reflect their individual style and quirks.
- Use visual cues to decide which events might suit your preferred play style.
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Multiplayer Options
Monster Prom supports up to four players locally via split‑screen or shared screen, and online through Remote Play Together. Players can compete solo, with a partner, or with a group of friends, offering flexible social setups.
All modes retain the PvP focus, allowing competition regardless of whether players share a screen or connect remotely, as noted in the description of “Couch Multiplayer for one‑to‑four people.”
- Try both local split‑screen and Remote Play to see which feels smoother for your group.
- Agree on which sweetheart each player will target to reduce early conflicts.
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Inclusive Choices
The game’s design treats gender and sexual orientation as irrelevant to the core experience. Players can pursue any of the six classmates regardless of identity, reflecting the statement that “monsters don’t like boys or girls, they like monsters.”
This inclusivity is woven into narrative and dialogue, ensuring all players focus on humor and competition without restrictive labels, as highlighted in the “Freedom of choice” description.
- Explore all six classmates to find the personality that best matches your stats.
- Experiment with different romance paths in multiple playthroughs to see the inclusive design in action.
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