I’m not sure why other developers haven’t thought about adding competitive dating mechanics to their dating sims, but it seems to have been a strong enough selling point for Monster Prom bolster some sales for the developers.Īnyway, Monster Prom is available right now over on the Steam store for just $11.99. If you do exceptionally well you’ll be able to unlock a secret ending for that character.ĭespite having Tumblr-tier art and a lot of SJW-themed content, the game still managed to win over a sizable enough portion of the gaming audience due to its quirky charm and the fact that it’s one of the only dating simulators out there with four-player competitive dating.
If you have the right proper stats and made the right choices during your playthrough, then you’ll be rewarded with going to the prom with the monster of your dreams. As you advance through the game the objective is to score a date to the prom with your monster of choice. Each character has their own quirks and whims and it’s up to players to figure them out. All you did was prove it.For those of you wondering, you need the stats in the dating sim in order to advance your progress with other characters in the game. If the answer to the first question is below 4 and the answer to the second one is above 8, you've not ruled out the possibility that you have to choose the higher of your stats at all. How much smarts did you have when you had 8 money? How much money did you have when you had 4 smarts? So, short version, it's possible to get an event where if both your stats are high enough you'll pass no matter what you do, or where if both your stats are low enough you'll fail no matter what you do and it's even possible to get an event where you can pass the choice based on your lower stat but you'd fail the choice based on your higher stat. It also seems that the two choices for an event can each have different thresholds for instance, for the fourth and final "cult ring" event, I passed the bottom-choice smart check with only 4 smarts on one run, but failed the top-choice money check with 8 money on another (both were week 3 evening on full-length multiplayer games). It seems instead that each choice has a certain stat threshold that you need to be above to pass it, although I'm still not sure if it's an all-or-nothing threshold or if random chance plays a chance sometimes (like whether having 6 charm might give you a 50% chance of passing a certain check). Originally posted by ssgannon:I've been taking notes for a while to try to figure out exactly how the stat checks in the game actually WORK, and I think I've finally ruled out the possibility that you have to choose the higher of your stats between the two choices you're being presented. I've been taking notes for a while to try to figure out exactly how the stat checks in the game actually WORK, and I think I've finally ruled out the possibility that you have to choose the higher of your stats between the two choices you're being presented.
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