Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp

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Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is a single player and multiplayer casual simulation game with romance and comedy themes. It was developed by Beautiful Glitch and was released on October 23, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from critics and overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

"Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp" is the sequel to the popular multiplayer dating sim, now set in a summer camp environment. Meet old and new characters to romance, such as Damien, Calculester, Milo, Dahlia, Joy, and Aaravi. Experience new features like campfire mechanics and magic mixed drinks, while enjoying the game's signature beautiful art and humor.

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humor945 positive mentions

grinding13 negative mentions

The game is incredibly fun to play with friends, offering hilarious dialogue and memorable characters.
The art style is vibrant and charming, enhancing the overall experience.
The addition of new mechanics, such as the drinks mini-game and the meta shop, adds depth and replayability.

The dialogue can be excessively long and wordy, making the game feel tedious at times.
Players are often locked into a single love interest based on an initial quiz, limiting character exploration.
Some players find the humor to be hit-or-miss, with certain jokes feeling outdated or forced.

humor
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The humor in "Monster Camp" is widely praised for its absurdity, wit, and charm, maintaining the playful tone established in the original "Monster Prom." Players appreciate the clever dialogue, quirky characters, and the game's ability to evoke laughter through both silly and dark humor, often enhanced by multiplayer interactions. However, some reviews note that certain jokes may feel forced or cringeworthy, indicating that the humor may not resonate with everyone, particularly those who prefer more subtle or refined comedic styles. Overall, the game is celebrated for its entertaining writing and engaging scenarios that keep players coming back for more laughs.
- “The humor is fantastic, and the multiple ending possibilities give this game a ton of replayability.”
- “It's a hilarious, inclusive, and endlessly replayable party game disguised as a visual novel.”
- “The writing is witty as in the previous game, I love this humor, please never change.”
- “Tl;dr: Monster Camp attempts to expand on the mechanics of Monster Prom, but the game ends up being a long, unfunny mess that at worst feels boring, and at best is maybe as engaging as Monster Prom... maybe.”
- “They also extended the events of this game so they're now nearly twice as long compared to Prom's events, which, considering the writing took a dive, makes traversing the game a boring slog at worst, and genuinely funny at best, although the unfunny moments heavily outweigh the funny moments.”
- “I've unironically never experienced anything as criminally unfunny and cringe as the writing in this game.”
gameplay
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The gameplay in "Monster Camp" retains the charm and humor of its predecessor, "Monster Prom," while introducing new mechanics such as the drinks system and campfire gossip, which add layers of strategy and unpredictability. While some players appreciate the fresh twists and expanded character interactions, others find the gameplay can feel repetitive or overly reliant on chance, particularly with the stat-based choices. Overall, the game is praised for its fun multiplayer experience and engaging writing, making it a solid sequel for fans of the series.
- “The drinks mechanic brings so much flavor to the experience and adds further competition to multiplayer.”
- “The new mechanics really shake up the gameplay while keeping the original's awesome sense of humor.”
- “The gameplay loop is still fun enough to make us want to try another round.”
- “Gameplay-wise, it’s more of the same, but not in a good way.”
- “Overall, general points of dissatisfaction were with the long bits of dialogue and often repetitive gameplay.”
- “Unfortunately, this is a visual novel, so gameplay can only take you so far.”
story
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The game's story is characterized by its humor, quirky characters, and branching narratives that enhance replayability, with many players appreciating the depth and creativity of the plotlines. While some find the text-heavy nature and certain dialogue choices cumbersome, the overall storytelling is praised for its engaging and often hilarious scenarios, making it a fun experience for fans of visual novels and dating sims. The inclusion of diverse character arcs and multiple endings adds to the richness of the narrative, appealing to those who enjoy exploring different outcomes.
- “The character development and storytelling are more grounded than the first game, and it's great.”
- “Each character's storylines are really well thought out, and there's always a new outcome to be explored.”
- “The writing returns with even more wacky and funny storylines to explore.”
- “Conversations drag, and the story events lack any tight comedic relief.”
- “It didn't feel like a game at all, but rather a visual, interactive story with what feels like a very linear, two-dimensional storyline.”
- “Fun game but really wish certain endings weren't determined by vague choices in the storyline you're trying to do.”
graphics
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The graphics in the game have received widespread praise for their vibrant and unique art style, which has been notably upgraded from the previous installment while maintaining the franchise's cohesive aesthetic. Players appreciate the charming character designs and the playful animations that enhance the overall experience, although some critiques mention inconsistencies in quality and a lack of graphical options. Overall, the artwork is described as beautiful and engaging, contributing significantly to the game's appeal and humor.
- “The art style is beautiful, the story is as funny as it is complex, and the characters are the best designed of any dating simulator I've seen yet.”
- “The artwork is gorgeous, and the new ending credits really are amazing.”
- “The art style, writing, and overall pace of the game is almost identical to Monster Prom except a bit more refined and polished.”
- “The art style is subpar by my standards, with the art direction falling fully down the 'women are curvy, and men are only made of squares and rectangles' hole.”
- “The artwork here is terrible; it's a hodge-podge of amateurish 'my first Wacom tablet' style drawings used instead of professional-looking game assets.”
- “It's unclear if this is due to a lack of budget to arrange someone who can create graphical assets properly, or a lack of talent; regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low, enough on its own to deter gamers.”
music
149 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in "Monster Camp" has received widespread acclaim for its catchy and upbeat soundtrack, which enhances the game's fun and quirky atmosphere. Players particularly enjoy the ending theme and credits song, often describing them as standout tracks that evoke strong emotions. While some note that the music can become repetitive over time, many appreciate the variety and creativity in the soundtrack, which complements the game's humor and art style beautifully.
- “The music in the game is also very nice!”
- “The soundtrack is lovely as well; I don't know why or how, but the ending always makes me tear up a bit, and that is always a good sign.”
- “The music is really good, and I really appreciate the creators implementing the options to take out certain words or references.”
- “The music can get a bit bleh at times due to repetitiveness, but there is at least one in-game way I know of to shake up the music.”
- “The usual Monster Prom surf rock bops in the background; solo players will likely want to supply their own music after a few runs to stay sane.”
- “Just a warning though that the music in the post-game credits is really loud, and from what I can see, the in-game volume settings don't work on it.”
emotional
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The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by a unique blend of humor and heartfelt moments, with players expressing deep connections to the characters and their stories. Many reviews highlight the game's ability to evoke genuine emotions, from laughter to tears, often through absurd yet touching narratives and character interactions. Overall, it is praised for its wholesome themes, inclusivity, and the emotional depth that resonates with players, making it a memorable experience both solo and with friends.
- “Whether you're playing solo or with friends, it manages to be both absurd and heartfelt — a rare combo.”
- “The end credits of this game felt heartwarming and sincere like the developers really wanted us to be happy.”
- “I did not expect to have an emotionally moving, view-on-life-changing experience in my first play session, but sometimes life throws you a curve ball.”
character development
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Character development in the game has received mixed reviews; while many players appreciate the humor, vibrant character designs, and engaging storytelling, some feel that the development of returning characters is stunted compared to the original game. The writing and character interactions are praised for their charm and replayability, but there are concerns about the depth of connection with characters due to the reliance on familiar faces. Overall, the game is celebrated for its artistic design and entertaining dialogue, though some players wish for more substantial growth in character arcs.
- “The character development and storytelling are more grounded than the first game, and it's great.”
- “You can meet characters that you will get attached to forever, all while enjoying a great soundtrack, gorgeous art, outstanding character designs, and fun voice acting.”
- “Monster Camp is a delightful game that breathes life into the dating sim genre with a mix of over-the-top humor and poignant character development.”
- “My biggest gripe is that the character development seems more stunted than it did in the first game. I suspect this is because they used a lot of the same characters, making it harder to continue character development in a sequel when it was done so well in the original. This makes it harder to feel connected with the characters.”
- “The character development feels lacking compared to the first game, which is disappointing since the original did such a great job of building connections with the characters.”
- “The character development in this sequel seems to have taken a backseat, making it difficult to engage with the characters as deeply as I did in the first game.”
replayability
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The game boasts exceptional replayability, with players highlighting its multiple endings, engaging humor, and diverse character interactions that encourage repeated playthroughs. Many reviews emphasize the fun mechanics, including special events and unlockables, which enhance the overall experience and keep players returning for more. Overall, it is described as a highly entertaining and endlessly replayable party game, perfect for both solo and multiplayer sessions.
- “The humor is fantastic, and the multiple ending possibilities give this game a ton of replayability.”
- “The game's humor, writing, and character design are all top-notch, and the game's replayability ensures that players will keep coming back for more.”
- “This game is a highly replayable masterpiece built with love, sweat, and the audience in mind.”
- “Maybe the choices need some traits to succeed; the rules are unclear and obfuscated, and with only so little to do other than to read, I assume replayability will be as boring as the monotonous voice of your geography teacher.”
- “Game has ample quality of life considerations, including couch co-op, online play, and remote play together, separate or shared controller play, save features, and fairly extreme replay value. However, the game is presently in a fairly aggressive state of early access, with many subgames not yet present and certain features still in development.”
- “The gameplay is relatively simple, but the game offers a high degree of replayability.”
grinding
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The grinding aspect of the game has been widely criticized for being tedious and overly lengthy, with players expressing frustration over repetitive dialogue and the need to click through extensive text. While some appreciate the variety of situations and the potential for completionist achievements, many find the solo experience particularly grindy and less enjoyable compared to playing with friends. Overall, the game offers a mix of charm and frustration, making the grinding experience a double-edged sword.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “When we finally did get around to playing it, though, we found it to be incredibly boring and tedious.”
- “I know how tedious that can be, rolling through thousands of rows of dialogue over and over, especially if there's an error that needs to be corrected throughout the whole script.”
- “This game is very fun with others, but not as much by yourself because when playing alone, it's a very grindy game.”
atmosphere
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The game's atmosphere is a captivating blend of dark fairy tale elements, striking visuals, and atmospheric music that immerses players in a gothic world. While it maintains a whimsical and cozy vibe, even amidst twisted themes, the character depth and engaging soundtrack enhance the overall experience, making it both fun and memorable. The sequel successfully builds on this foundation, introducing lovable characters and a distinct style that enriches the game's enchanting atmosphere.
- “The game is presented as a dark fairy tale, complete with striking visuals, atmospheric music, and voice-over narration that brings the world and characters to life.”
- “The combination of strategy, role-playing, and deck-building mechanics creates a unique gameplay experience, and the game's striking visuals and atmospheric music help to immerse players in its dark and gothic world.”
- “Despite the cruel, twisted, and sexual themes the game series plays around with, it still manages to create a very wholesome and cozy atmosphere while also having some of the most hilarious writing I've ever come to witness and some of the most oddly comforting characters I've seen in a game.”
- “It has the same friendly atmosphere that enamored me with Monster Prom, while having its own distinct style.”
- “The sequel introduces new, lovable romance options that feel fully formed in their characterizations, the artwork (while already wonderful in the first game) simultaneously maintains and elevates the whimsical atmosphere, and I appreciate that the characters (both old and new) feel like they have more depth to them.”
monetization
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The monetization of Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is criticized for its $12 price tag, which some players feel is excessive compared to older AAA games. However, the game is not perceived as a cash grab; instead, it is seen as a genuine continuation of the series, despite the presence of in-game advertising urging players to leave reviews.
- “Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp has the completely unrealistic cash grab price of $12 USD, for which you could easily get any number of older AAA games.”
- “It doesn't feel like a cheap cash grab or a shitty sequel, either; rather, it's another story within the same universe.”
- “Calculester kept being a walking advertisement telling us to leave a review, so take an actual heartfelt review about a fantastic game.”
optimization
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The game's optimization is seen as an improvement over its predecessor, with some features currently absent but promised for future updates, such as a gallery feature. Users appreciate the potential for enhanced character performances through voice acting, though some lines may not be particularly engaging. Overall, there is optimism for further enhancements.
- “I consider this to be a slightly more optimized version of its predecessor.”
- “There are some features currently missing, but there are promises to update the game to include them. The gallery feature is probably what I am most disappointed about being missing, but from past performance, I am sure it will be added in sometime soon so I can check out all those sweet CGs whenever I please.”
stability
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Overall, users acknowledge some minor glitches in the game, but express confidence in the development team's ability to address these issues. Many players report a stable experience without significant problems, indicating a generally positive outlook on the game's stability moving forward.
- “It's still early, so even though there are a few glitches here and there, I know that the diligent team behind it will work that out.”
- “I myself have yet to run into any glitches or anything bad with this game, and if I do, I'm not gonna worry about it too much; I know they'll handle it.”

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Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is a casual simulation game with romance and comedy themes.

Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac OS, Windows and others.

On average players spend around 21 hours playing Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp.

Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp was released on October 23, 2020.

Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp was developed by Beautiful Glitch.

Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp has received mostly positive reviews from players and mostly positive reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its humor but disliked it for its grinding.

Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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