Monster Pub

$9.99

Release Date:: Sep 3, 2018
Developer:: Alex Ilitchev
Publisher:: Alex Ilitchev
Platforms:: Windows Mac

Indie Casual Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

Monster Pub is a casual narrative game about finding friends in a new town.

Play as monster-you and meet the barflies at the local public house!
Bond through the power of conversation! Play card games! Be a good friend, or kind of a crummy friend!

FEATURES:

All 3 Chapters! Experience the whole game from the luxury of your own Steam Library!
Monsters!
Remember "Egyptian Rat Screw" from summer camp? It's in here!
Remember "Solitaire" from "Solitaire"? It's not in here, but a kind of solitaire is!
Realistic simulations of human (?!) interaction!
Secrets?! Perhaps!

Screenshots

User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #992757 english

4 hrs at review

Recommended

See, the mechanics behind the logic here are probably that when we are children, we are told that humans are generally good, and monsters are bad. In great oversimplification and Willie Trombone’s* lingo, in time we learn that humans are not so great after all. So, if the initial condition falls apart, then consequently, the monsters must be nice, right? And the protagonist is a monster as well, so from this game’s viewpoint the perspective is already crooked since, are the monsters monsters to another monster? [h3]And do monsters scare their children by telling them that there’s a human underneath the bed? [/h3] But I’ve been getting philosophically, grammatically and semantically questionable thus far, so let me tell you about the game itself. What was its title again? <checks the Steam page> Ah. The Monster Pub. So yeah, it takes place in a pub. And has monsters in it. And you make friends with them and play Solitaire. The card game, not that guy from Dark Souls...