Multi-player plays the same as single-player, but this time you have other people with you. The music also screams “monsters!” The ending credits song, though, has to be my favorite and certainly is a surprise and a great way to end a run. Everyone is just too cute despite all of them being monsters. The art style is fantastic and certainly captures how this is a light hearted and hilarious game. Paired with the hilarious writing, this makes Monster Prom a great game to read and try to fully complete. They all have some likability to them and there is at least one character that you will love even if you don’t love all of them. Even the side characters have more personality than what you might think. So how are the characters? They are fantastic and each one has a unique personality and a specific list of interests. Let me tell you, these endings are totally worth going after, especially the super-secret ending. Most of the event items have to be unlocked, requiring you to play and get more dates, but don’t forget to also get the normal endings as they also unlock items. There are 22 secret endings, along with a lot of events and outcomes. If you achieve a special ending, you have the possibility of also being graced with a special Polaroid with writing on it. As the game ends, the credits show Polaroid pictures of scenes involving the characters, both in and out of school. You can also choose to go alone and if you have high enough stats you will have a fun time by yourself. The stat requirement can be a bit tricky. Each character’s interest in you is based on how many affection points you managed to accrue and also the stats that they prefer. There is a catch though: the main six characters do not just say yes to you. Towards the end of each game, as Prom draws nearer, you are able to ask your love interest to go with you or you can just go alone. Sitting with the shopkeeper lets you buy an item during lunch so you don’t have to use a school turn to do so. Sitting with your love interest and making a choice that he or she likes increases affection towards you, while sitting with a side character gives you a chance to increase one of your stats by double the normal amount. Once per week you also have a lunch turn, in which you can sit with your love interest, a side character, or the shopkeeper. It can be hard to determine the correspondence between choices and stats, but once you get more acquainted with the game and how it works you can better predict the outcomes. If your stats support the choice you make then you get a positive reaction and gain further stat boosts, but if not then the character dislikes your response and you get stat decreases. Towards the end of each encounter you are faced with two choices corresponding to one of your stats. These encounters, which can also include side characters, vary greatly. Which love interest you run into depends on who shared the answer you picked in the quiz and, later, with whom you have the most affection points. Each visit you are given some text telling you what happened, and afterwards you may run into one or more of the love interests. The shopkeeper also does her rounds, so make sure you know where she is so you don’t accidently pick that location unless you want to go shopping instead of improve your stats. With the quiz done, it’s time to go to school.ĭuring each class turn, you have six areas to visit, each of which grants you a specific stat boost.
Of course, once you know which character likes what, and how the stats correspond with the answers, you can answer in a way that provides you with exactly the outcome you want. To start off, you are given a quiz with three randomly chosen questions that decide your beginning stats and the love interest with whom you share an answer.
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