Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp

DEMON YAOI!!!

this game lets you play as a fridge. given that i am a fridge, i find this very gender affirming in all seriousness, i quite like this game, and it's generally where i think the series is at its best. the mechanics build upon the stuff seen in Prom in really fun ways, and i particularly like the drinks mechanic. it also improves a lot in regards to quality-of-life features as opposed to the first game, and the sheer variety of playable characters added by the DLC is great.

*drops to my knees* MILO BELLADONNA YOU CAN TAKE MY SOUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I loved my time with this game, but I simply cannot recommend it to anyone due to the lack of a functioning save file feature. You will lose all of your progress if you do not finish an outing in one session! To elaborate: My friends and I were enjoying a lengthy 6.5+ hour session with break & chatter intervals amidst roundtable voice acting - as one should for a PARTY game - that got completely cutoff when one of us got disconnected for no discernable reason. We were in the home stretch, everyone was settling into their preferred dates, the energy was so much fun. All until the damned game kicked us out. We were left heartbroken by how the game had no way to allow us to resume the 2/3 week progress we made. Why is there no way for someone who got disconnected to return? Why does it kill the entire lobby if someone gets disconnected at all? Why is there no save file feature for even LOCAL games? You have all these secret endings that you might not be able to achieve due to your playthrough being cut short. Unless you have time to kill, it is a huge undertaking to finish a playthrough as suggested singleplayer, which is about 1.5~2 hours, let alone multiplayer which you should expect more; all within one sitting. This save file feature should have been the first thing figured out before the game even launched, let alone before additional DLC was released. I shouldn't be expected to have the foresight of something so rudimentary before buying it, or sinking enough hours into it that I couldn't refund it. What a shame to have this horrible setback for a game that should otherwise receive a glowing review. If this issue has been fixed in future games, then spare your money and buy them instead. This one is not worth the hassle, aside for dedicated fans!

runs perfect

you get in the water, youre relaxed, BBBZZZZTTTZTTTZZT, what the ♥♥♥♥ was that?

Fun, quirky little dating sim with monsters. What's not to like?

[h1]Gameplay: 6/10[/h1] [h1]Graphics & Sound: 10/10[/h1] [h1]Narration: 8/10[/h1] ✔️ A fun and proper second iteration for an excellent first game. ✔️ Tons of different storylines to explore, expanding on previously side characters, as well as new faces. ❌ This iteration gets even a bit more extra than the first one, with more events that draw you outside of the context of the game. For me it feels a bit too much, in my opinion it weakens the impact of the narration a bit. Still a fun game, but you should start with the first one in my opinion, since this one plays quite a bit on established concepts from the first game and may feel a bit too wild if you get into it out of nowhere.

Just as bad as the first, just here for the steam cards in all honesty