Monster Prom
Although it hasn’t been rated yet, Monster Prom features mature themes, naughty words and some objectively bawdy scenarios, not suited for the sheepish or the faint of heart. Please bear this in mind before playing. – There’s only 3 weeks left before prom and you haven’t got a date yet..and you’re a monster. But that’s okay ‘cause at your high-school everyone else is too! These are the stepping stones into the world of Monster Prom, a one-to-four player competitive dating sim that has you thinking: I never knew I was into that! Choose your own adventure and get all the way to your special monster’s heart before anyone else does, take personality quizzes to determine your stats, get into all kinds of funny and absurd situations to seduce your sweetheart and find out more about yourself than you or your friends ever knew.
Game Discussion
Steam User 76
The moment my brother saw the shopkeeper for this game he decided that he didn't care about any of the standard dateable characters.
Y'know, I first got into this game in 2018 when it first came out and I was still in high school. I kinda stopped following the franchise sometime around 2019.
My actual prom was canceled because of Covid in 2020. I never dated anyone in High School, but it still felt weird that such a huge event was just... not possible for me.
I didn't fully understand why this game latched onto my psyche when I played it for the first time. But when I tried out the sequels, I realized what had drawn me in.
Prom was never going to be possible for me, irrespective of covid. There were a multitude of reasons that I wouldn't have enjoyed the same night as the other graduating seniors. Mental health struggles, sensitivity to loud noises, alternating discomfort and fascination with ideas of sex and romance, being unsure of a queer identity.
But I'm not just saying that Monster Prom provides me with the escapism of an enjoyable high school experience. In fact, I think it might be the opposite.
There's been a lot of discussion in recent years about what queer media "should" look like. The value of measuring good representation in terms of the morality of the characters. Whether "Comfort Media" is less substantial than something written to be dramatic.
When I look at this franchise, I realize that queer escapism is not just "good things happening to queer characters."
I want to get my hopes up and get rejected. I want to fail at social interactions. I want to have to deal with boring classes and annoying classmates.
And I want the chance to be queer while doing it.
Without any fear that my queerness is what is stopping me from succeeding.
Steam User 35
I murdered an entire coven of nuns and faced and orc army with jut a grapefruit in order to ask a demon boy to go to prom with me and still got rejected, the story of my life, 100% recommend
Steam User 8
>Started my second run
>Got a perfect run by getting all the right answers
>Valerie gave me the best gift possible, making my stats be around 20 at the end of the run
>Convinced Damien that the best way to assert dominance against the sun is to punch it on the face and made him travel through space with an impromptu space ship.
>Didn't ask anyone to prom, having a great time all by myself.
>Refused to elaborate further
>Left
Steam User 8
Monster Prom is a hilarious dating sim where you ignore high school in pursuit of a date for prom. This has easily become one of my favorite games, and I'll always cherish the memories I made playing this with friends. The characters are silly and charming, the scenarios are wacky and fun, and the writing is among the best I've seen of anything in this genre. It knows when to be hilarious, and it knows when to take things seriously. I wasn't expecting the diversity I got with this game, and I was delighted at the aromantic, polyamorous, and trans representation here. I still quote this game obnoxiously, but that's the imprint it's left on me. I would, of course, be remiss to write a review of this game that did not highlight the misery I experienced trying to get a blue ribbon. There is an event that is glitched with an extremely low chance of occurring. In 300 hours of playtime, I encountered it only once, and the last 25 hours or so of my final playtime were devoted solely to finding it again. This made the achievement for getting every outcome torturous, and since this was the last thing I had to do for my 100%, it's left an incredibly sour taste in my mouth for this game. Reaching out to support did nothing, and asking in the (fan-run) Discord yielded similar results. I have loved this game, but it is the last one I would recommend to completionists, and I the complete silence towards achievement hunters has left me more than a little disappointed.
Steam User 16
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Steam User 4
As a pretty average straight male that doesn't have much experience with visual novels, I booted this up to play with friends once or twice and honestly I had a great time. The characters are attractive and likable, the dialogue is punchy and funny and gets many laughs out of me, and the stat building is simple but still crunchy enough to give me something to figure out. The dialogue gets a little too referential at times, but it's still creative enough that you'll still get thrown curve balls that will at least get a smirk out of you. I would definitely recommend this game.
Steam User 5
Fun game that has a lot of funny content and is great to stream to and play with friends. It also has various endings with lots of game play time. I had played it before with a few friends and really enjoyed it so I decided to purchase it for myself so I could play solo and stream to my other friend group and it's a lot of fun! Definitely worth purchasing when it goes on sale!