MonsterSoft
Manage a game-dev company where your only employees are skilled monsters. Dive into a turn-based, brain-teasing adventure and destroy humans in your spare time.
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9 itemsAbout the Game
Indie startup game development theme
Turn-based tactics with unique characters
Violence is often the easiest solution, but not always the best one
Multiplayer without direct negative interactions between players
MonsterSoft is a game development company that hires only monsters. After a major staff reduction, a new CEO arrives with one goal: Create a game that will crush the competition. The problem? He has absolutely no idea how to make one…
No one said game development was easy. Hire new employees, eliminate humans who stand in your way, and survive in the harsh world of monsters. The final deadline is the G3 Conference in just a few months, so no pressure.
Build your dream team from a wide variety of monsters: zombies, vampires, werewolves, ghosts, and more.
Each monster has a unique skill set that can be used to kill humans efficiently, scare them away, or stalk them until they collapse from exhaustion.
Invade human residences alongside other monsters and compete for the title of Employee of the Month. Plan your actions carefully and eliminate humans faster than your coworkers in this ruthless rat race. The Monster Association forbids fighting between monsters, but who says you can’t sabotage each other indirectly?
