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Radial Games Corp / Mar 18, 2013 / Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation
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CompareLive the life of a Monster, from birth to elderhood and beyond, making decisions that affect the world of Monsters and Humans. Solve problems. Meet animals and interesting people. Get to know them. Eat them. Make your own story!
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• Added Mac OS X support • 30 new adventures: Do Gritmitten or Balfog get to keep the cat? Or does each of them get half? What do you do with a desiccated skeleton? And what happens when that grizzly bear you've been tracking turns out to be a real, live Human?
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78% positive, 1,026 reviews
sweet game, easy to replay
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-24
very cute story
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-29
Fun little game, a bit light but overall enjoyable. Cute story with interesting choices. A single play through takes about an hour. I wish it was a bit more gamey and a bit less read along but it was still fun to play.
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-12
A cute, fun and original little game! I get the negative comments about the length of replayability, I finished it once in a little under 3 hours and it doesn't seem to me that it would offer much more if I were to play it again. But I've played many short games that were totally worth their money, so the length for me isn't the only deciding factor about the worth of a game. Maybe it makes sense though to wait for...
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-01
Fun choose your own adventure concept with several different endings, a cute art style, and a bit of humour. However quite tedious for a replay after maybe the first two runs. Once you know how most decisions work repeated playthroughs are samey (and required if you want to get all achievements). Going for 100% became a chore. If there were the option it would be a "Meh" review overall, but it's still fun enough to...
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-13
I think i should write at least a short thing about this game, because it truly deserves it =) Its a kind of "Build your Adventure" story game in which you raise your own monsterling from birth to adulthood. It involves quite some good reading and humor. The game gives you lots of choices, like "save the monsterling - or eat it", which in progress develop your character and the storyline. Besides the many small...
189 found this helpful, 2014-09-02
It was fun! ...For the first run or two. Well that was upsetting. Monster Loves You! is a text, choose-your-own-adventure game where you start your life out as a newborn baby monster and you live your life up until your return to the slime vat pool or until you finish the game as an elder who transcended above death to decide what ulitimately happens between the humans and monsters when the inevitable conflict...
147 found this helpful, 2014-11-10
"Monster loves you" is a text based game, an interactive story both for adults who enjoy reading children's books and kids. It's a wonderful storyline with nice music and great humor (btw English here is quite difficult for those who have it as a second language). Monsters are odd and incredibly cute, they will melt your heart and make you smile during the whole game. You can play as one and choose your character,...
105 found this helpful, 2013-12-05
- INCREDIBLY FUN!!!!!!!!!!! - Aesthetically and narratively coherent (excellent music, sound design, and art style. Quite original, as well.) - Multiple possibilities with creative choices and interactions - You can play it alone and/or with other people of different age ranges (it'd be like sharing a cute and fun story book) I laughed so hard so many times. It made me feel like a happy child and a satisfied adult,...
43 found this helpful, 2017-06-03
'Monster Loves You!' falls into a very unique category; It's essentially a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' game--an interactive book. It is entirely meditative: you direct the flow of your monster through various events and stages of life and enjoy the colourful illustrations and caricatures. The prompts and narratives have a sense of humour all their own and it makes for a delightful read. My only complaint might...
31 found this helpful, 2015-02-09