- July 27, 2016
- Deceptive Games Ltd.
The Secret Monster Society: Chapter 1 - Monsters, Fires and Forbidden Forests
34%Game Brain Score
humor, gameplay
story, music
50% User Score 18 reviews
Platforms
About
A classic point-and-click comedy adventure game, set in a unique world of monsters and creatures. Embark on an epic adventure across land and sea, using time travel to stop an evil genius from destroying the world. Inspired by Saturday morning cartoons.








Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews
humor3 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
- The game features a creative universe with charming characters and a colorful, hand-drawn art style that appeals to all ages.
- Intuitive gameplay and silly, funny dialogues make it enjoyable for both children and adults, with moral lessons woven into the story.
- The soundtrack complements the game well, enhancing the overall experience and nostalgia for classic point-and-click adventures.
- The game feels abandoned, with only two of the promised four chapters released and no communication from the developers for an extended period.
- Many players found the puzzles to be too easy and the overall story too childish, leading to disappointment for those seeking deeper themes.
- Technical issues such as bugs, long load times, and audio problems detract from the experience, leaving some players frustrated.
story
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story features an intriguing time-travel element and charming characters, but it has been criticized for its childish tone and lack of emotional depth. Players express disappointment over the game's abandonment by developers, leaving the narrative unresolved. While the world-building and environmental storytelling are praised, the overall plot may not satisfy those seeking a mature and complex narrative.
“Interesting story involving time traveling.”
“Positives: charming characters, cute art style, intriguing world-building lore and environmental storytelling, and a wit that can be appreciated at a decently high reading level.”
“As a sidenote, what would make this game go above and beyond and make it excellent would be to involve more emotional themes; the main character doesn't feel like they have any stakes in the story precisely thus far beyond curiosity and a general feeling of helpfulness.”
“Abandoned right in the middle of the story and no news from the devs.”
“Not for people looking for a mature point-and-click story development and deep themes.”
“The plot was rather childish and strange.”