Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp

Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp is a dating sim by Beautiful Glitch, where a supernatural summer camp becomes the stage for unusual romances. Players meet, among others, Damien, Calculester, Milo, Dahlia, Joy and Aaravi. Dialogue choices and changing events lead to different relationships and endings.

The game can be played alone or in a group. Unlike its predecessor, which led up to a school dance, Monster Camp builds its situations around summer camp, campfires and magical drinks.

Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp was released on Steam on Oct 23, 2020. The Nintendo Switch version, Monster Camp XXL, followed on Feb 14, 2022. The XXL edition came out for PlayStation 4 and 5 on Nov 15, 2024, and for Xbox One and Xbox Series on Oct 24, 2025. According to the console stores, the XXL Edition includes additional outfit packs.

On Steam there are versions for Windows, macOS and Linux. Further releases exist for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. The PlayStation Store includes both PS4 and PS5 downloads; Xbox mentions Smart Delivery. Nintendo offers the XXL Edition for the original Switch, not explicitly as a native Switch 2 version.

Monster Camp focuses on dialogue choices, changing events and getting to know its monster characters. Players try to build a relationship with one of the characters, moving between over-the-top conversations and surprising twists. Events can play out differently in new runs.

The summer camp differs from the predecessor's school dance through its own locations: shared situations around the campfire and a bar serving magical mixed drinks bring new conversation topics and decisions into the game.

The Steam Store offers outfit and character packs as additional downloads. The character packs include New Blood, Zoe and Colorful Campers. According to the publisher, the XXL versions on consoles include the outfit packs, except for exclusive Kickstarter content. They are not the same as a bundle of every character DLC ever released.

For Windows, macOS and Linux, Steam lists at least 4 GB RAM and 1 GB storage each. The Windows requirement originally given is Windows 7 or newer in the product description. The Steam client now requires Windows 10 or newer. A precise CPU model range is not given as a minimum.

The game can be played alone or in a group of up to four people. Steam lists local and online co-op and competitive modes, as well as Remote Play Together. Nintendo mentions one to four players on one Switch and online sessions for two to four participants. PlayStation also allows local play with up to four people; online play requires PS Plus.

These details do not confirm cross-platform online play between the stores.

English is listed as the confirmed text language on Steam and Nintendo. The PC version supports Steam Workshop, achievements and cloud saves. Nintendo also mentions cloud saving via Nintendo Switch Online. The PC Workshop feature must not be understood as a mod promise for consoles.