Following the event is a drinking mini-game that can raise or greatly lower your stats, depending on what you get. This will spring another event that you can hopefully get your crush to like you more after. I’m not sure if this will be relevant in 5 years, but it works for now.Īt the end of the day, you’ll get to sit around a campfire to interact with characters. The writing itself has a dry sense of humor mocking popular fads for the time. Well, not endless because the game shows you how many events you’ve unlocked and how many are left. The writing for each character is amazing, and there are seemingly endless possible outcomes. However, even though there are wrong and right choices, every choice leads to amusing dialogue moments. However, these answers are far from typical, and I feel like you have to play several rounds before you truly understand what each character enjoys and their personalities.
Following the general stat boost, you’ll have to resolve an event with your crush, and hopefully, you choose correctly, which will add a bonus stat increase.
This theme of randomness is what Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is all about and will play into every different area you visit. However, it’s still semi-random because the game will ask you a question, and your answer will choose your crush. This character is chosen from a choice made in the opening of the game. Now, your only real goal for this camp experience is to watch the meteor shower with your crush. However, following the event, you’ll have a separate encounter with your crush. Visiting places on the map will have a direct impact on your character’s stats. A typical long-form game can take over an hour to finish, depending on how quickly you and your friends can read, but it centers around rounds where you can choose where to go on a map, which then progresses the time. The games can range from a short or long session and include up to four players. Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp sets up the basic premise of a group of monsters going to camp for the summer.
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