Monster prom quiz guide full#

I’ve played a fair number of visual novels and dating sims, and they all at least try to offer a process for getting to know someone or figuring out who might be the best match. If this process sounds mechanical and straightforward… that’s because it is. If not, they’ll turn the player down cold and have a laugh about it.

If the player’s earned enough of the kind of points their desired monster likes, they’ll agree to go.

Monster prom quiz guide full#

But, like the initial questioning, it’s never clear which stat(s) will be affected, nor what effect any answer will have.Īt the end of the game (roughly 30 mins for a short session, 60 for a full run in singleplayer) the chance to ask a chosen demi-human to the prom presents itself. After picking between Class, Auditorium, Gym and more, they get a tiny snippet of situation setup and a choice that will either boost or take away from one or more stats. Once done with Q&A, players find themselves on a map-style representation of a monster-teen high school with six different locations to visit, and only one can be selected per round. The player begins by choosing a character from four semi-human options (two male and two female, the differences are cosmetic) and answers a few questions that are more outlandish than might be found in a Cosmo quiz - queries like “what kind of wild animal would you have sex with?’ or “what would your stripper name be?” The answers award points in categories like Smarts, Boldness, Charm and more, but it’s a surprise which answers give which kind of points. LOW Everything feels too weightless and random.Īt first glance, Monster Prom XXL looks like a visual novel with dating sim elements (or perhaps a dating sim with visual novel elements?) but after spending time with it in both solo and multi, it seems like maybe it’s a party game? I gotta be honest, I’m not quite sure what it is.