Monster Prom

accidentally got the ending where one of the love interests gets assassinated and everyone goes to her funeral in the credits
10/10

It's my comfort game <3 I love the characters, the humor, the language an the graphics, and every time I feel like I need a hug, I play Monster Prom and it always makes me feel better :)

This game is perfect to play by yourself or with friends! My friends and I are all theatre majors and so we assign roles and voice act the game, which adds a whole layer of fun. Ever since we started hanging out to play this together we've gotten really close, and my friends and I joke that we owe our friendship to Liam (because hes the reason I got the game in the first place). Lovely game that has changed my brain chemistry and sense of humor forever. Thank you Beautiful Glitch :]

I keep coming back to this game, it's fun to play alone, and it's fun to play with friends

If you thought high school was awkward, wait until you try dating a werewolf, impressing a demon, or surviving a cafeteria food fight with a ghost. Monster Prom takes the classic dating sim genre, drags it through a vat of monster slime, and emerges with something gloriously unhinged, hilarious, and oddly heartfelt.
Developed by Beautiful Glitch, Monster Prom is a multiplayer dating sim that thrives on chaotic charm, irreverent humor, and an unapologetically weird cast of characters. It’s not your average love story—and that’s exactly why it works.
The setup is simple but brilliant. You’re a student at Spooky High, and prom is just a few weeks away. Your goal? Convince one of your monster classmates to be your date. Along the way, you’ll boost your stats (like Boldness, Creativity, and Charm), make ridiculous choices, and get into bizarre misadventures involving cursed artifacts, sentient toilets, and eldritch deities with commitment issues.
But here's the twist: Monster Prom can be played with up to four players, turning the traditionally solo dating sim genre into a party game full of sabotage, competition, and shared laughter.
The heart of the game lies in its six main romance options, each a colorful stereotype turned on its head. There's:
-Polly, the party-obsessed ghost with a surprisingly deep outlook on life (and afterlife)
-Damien, the hot-headed demon with a soft side for chaos
-Vera, the cunning gorgon capitalist who turns ambition into an art form
-Liam, the vampire hipster too cool for everything—even prom
-Miranda, a naive mermaid princess with a dark royal streak
-Scott, the lovable but clueless werewolf with muscles and heart
Each character has their own unique arc, and the writing is sharp, self-aware, and often laugh-out-loud funny. There’s a lot of fourth-wall breaking, social satire, and absurd humor, but also moments of genuine character development that sneak up on you.
You choose how to spend each turn—attending class, hitting the gym, or starting drama in the cafeteria. These choices affect your stats, which in turn influence whether you succeed in key interactions. Want to impress Damien with a prank? Better have high Boldness. Trying to outsmart Vera? Hope your Smarts are up.
There’s real strategy behind the silliness, especially when playing with others. You can try to boost yourself or sabotage your friends, adding a fun layer of competition.
The random events and dialogue combinations are impressively varied, giving the game high replay value. One moment you’re entering an interdimensional business pitch contest, and the next you’re summoned to hell by mistake.
The game’s 2D art style is bold, bright, and full of personality. Every character expression is exaggerated, every background dripping with spooky flair. The soundtrack is upbeat and stylish, with enough variety to keep things fresh over multiple playthroughs.
Voice acting is minimal but effective, with narrator Brian David Gilbert (from Polygon fame) absolutely nailing the absurdity and charm of the tone.
Monster Prom is a riotous, stylish, and surprisingly smart twist on the dating sim. It’s a game that doesn’t take itself seriously but still offers meaningful choices, memorable characters, and gut-busting laughs. Whether you're playing solo or with friends, it’s a uniquely monstrous delight.
Pros:
-Brilliantly written and endlessly funny
-Diverse and lovable characters
-Genuinely strategic and replayable
-Great multiplayer implementation
Cons:
-Some jokes can wear thin after many playthroughs
-RNG can sometimes block your perfect ending
Whether you win a date to prom or get rejected in spectacular fashion, Monster Prom proves that in love and high school, it’s all about the chaos you create along the way.
Rating: 9/10

I AM SO OBSESSED WITH THIS GAME ive genuinely considered figuring out how to stream/record playthroughs for youtube because i love this game so much that i want to share it with everyone.

iconic, amazing, incredible, awesome, multi player dating sim, everyones kind of awful but also everyones monsters so its so fun. A lot of secret endings and interactions to unlock