Game page: http://monsterprom.pizza/
Community wishlist: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/monster_prom
Tweet regarding GOG: https://twitter.com/monsterprom/status/992423162410348548

This game is great. I played at my friend's and it's one of the most well-written "dating sims" I've encountered. It's filled with satire of the genre, but being true to the genre at the same time. It has local multiplayer for up to four players, and great art.

Let the developer and GOG know we'd like it here!

Clicked on this thread even though I read the title right.

Still came back disappointed.

i think jesse cox would help alot since he works with them, also kinda made that game

Clicked on the thread knowing what the title was, wound still prefer the misspelled version.

…So it's just a dating sim with a zany skin? What does it bring?

Waitwaitwait! When did .pizza become a thing?

And why isn't there a DRM-free gOg.pizza? Damn, just found out there's also .beer. gOg.pizza and gOg.beer.

you can always google image search "monster musume doujinshi"

I haven't played too many, but this one does have great writing (compared to some I've seen). The main thing it brings is that it has couch coop. Each player takes their "activity for the day" in pursuit of his or her goals. Once a particular location is used for the day, the other players can't go to the same one and may have to adjust. Before each day, there is a silly "ice breaker/discussion" style question that the players answer and discuss to determine player order (or an option for random). You can also make some attempts to sabotage your friend's progress toward who seems to be their chosen date, such as sitting at their lunch table so your friend doesn't have room to.

Example turn determining question (most follow this style; not all are meta like this one):

"Everyone select a brand and announce it. Once everyone has, press a button."

"Now, discuss whose chosen brand would be weirdest if they paid for product placement in this game."

And then you use the UI to rank them; whoever's is the weirdest goes first. You don't know the 2nd part until everyone's answered the first, and there are multiple 2nd for each 1st.

So it's a fun "party game" that plays in about 30 minutes per player.