-Scary
-Randomly Generated
-Hardcore Game
-Lowest Discount $9.89 (45% off)
-DTG Ratio Is High
-You Choose Concept
-No bugs in playing time


Monstrum is a scary game. The atmosphere is unsettling, the developers really made the game look like you are on an old abandoned boat. Everything feels scary. The rooms: old and decrepit, the sound of the doors opening and closing: scary, and the monsters that chase you: terrifying. The game is randomly generated, so there is no way to build off of your old experience. The game allows you to pick from three endings, depending on how you try to escape. Each time you start a new game, you get 1 of the three monsters, no telling which one. Its a very hardcore game. I literally, at 26 hours, just beat the game a single time. The lowest dicount for the game is 45% off asking price, which is more than fair. I would have gladly purchased the game full price. The GTD (Game to Dollar) Ratio that I got was 1 to $0.70. Imagine dropping a measly three quarters to play this well crafted game for an hour. In this game, I encountered no bugs whatsoever, and everything seems extremly well put together.

[h1]To The Point Review:[/h1] -Scary -Randomly Generated -Hardcore Game -Lowest Discount $9.89 (45% off) -DTG Ratio Is High -You Choose Concept -No bugs in playing time [h1]Fluff Review:[/h1] Monstrum is a scary game. The atmosphere is unsettling, the developers really made the game look like you are on an old abandoned boat. Everything feels scary. The rooms: old and decrepit, the sound of the doors opening and closing: scary, and the monsters that chase you: terrifying. The game is randomly generated, so there is no way to build off of your old experience. The game allows you to pick from three endings, depending on how you try to escape. Each time you start a new game, you get 1 of the three monsters, no telling which one. Its a very hardcore game. I literally, at 26 hours, just beat the game a single time. The lowest dicount for the game is 45% off asking price, which is more than fair. I would have gladly purchased the game full price. The GTD (Game to Dollar) Ratio that I got was 1 to $0.70. Imagine dropping a measly three quarters to play this well crafted game for an hour. In this game, I encountered no bugs whatsoever, and everything seems extremly well put together.