NO game DOWNLOAD needed.

- To play without download click "WEB".
- Continue by clicking "Monster - The Game".
- This will start the game in Unity Web Player.

Yet, if you don't have the Unity Web Player you will have to download it. (It is beneficial to have it for a lot of other Web-Games)

How to play on web? No go further after you hit play - just black screen :(

Not working for some reason

It seem out of theme until the end of the game. Good job!

Nice game, but... some of the puzzles are (purposefully?) unbeatable and there's no indication that they're supposed to be that way.

I didn't really catch the theme, but the art really stood out to me along witht he music. Darker colors could have helped set the mood too.

When I saw a OS/X version I was expecting a .app, but it's just the web player version.

I liked the character art, reminded me a bit of Don't Starve. But the way you set the collision in the trees wasn't good at all. It should be in the trunk, it ruins completely the perspective.

Also there's a problem in the first "door" (the two boxes pushing part). If you push the 1st box a little bit down, it get's stuck, and you can't continue the game.

Good entry overall, nice mood.

The art reminds me a bit of Don't Starve. After I got spotted by a monster for the first time and restarted, the walking speed got REALLY slow and I had to reload the page.

Having the 'R' key reload in addition to clicking the R square would be nice.

The monsters can apparently see behind them and through very tiny cracks (when I blocked a door I was still spotted) which makes the game super difficult. I think the boxes may be using some sort of physics instead of just sliding perfectly straight, because occasionally they can get caught on edges.

The mood was spooky.

I did beat the game, however.

I felt that the game lacked originality and that its implementation of well-known elements was rather mediocre.

The game consists almost entirely of avoid-the-guards (in this case monsters) stealth gameplay with no innovations. Common improvements such as showing the line of sight of the enemies, or giving you clear indicators where the checkpoints are, were not present in this game, and being caught felt very underwhelming. The movement of the enemies themselves was also really straightforward, making the stealth sequences rather boring.

The other major gameplay element is Sokoban puzzles, all of which followed simple predictable Sokoban patterns and were easy to solve if you've ever played a version of (or a game inspired by) Sokoban before. The non-tile-based movement of the boxes actually allowed for alternate solutions making the puzzles even easier. (This element could have been used a new twist on Sokoban, but the game did not utilize this design space.)

Between the stealth and Sokoban sequences there was a lot of walking, which felt boring as most of the world looked the same, with no interesting landmarks, patterns or variations to be seen.

The music felt fitting and added to the atmosphere. The monster sounds added a lot from a functional perspective, but didn't feel fitting from an artistic perspective (I wasn't even sure the sound came from the monsters at first). I would have liked to see more audio feedback, for enhanced gameplay or increased impact of certain events, notably for being caught, shoving boxes and picking up flowers/medicine.

The graphical style felt inconsistent and rough. While the individual graphics look nice in isolation, they just don't fit together. Most notably, the walls look very much like artificial barriers and out of place in an otherwise natural-looking environment, and the boxes look like small crates that were scaled up rather than genuine large crates - this may be due to them being entirely in top-down (or side view) perspective while most of the graphics look like they've viewed from an isometric perspective.

The message/implementation of the theme felt predictable and forced. Why are monsters that make weird sounds and wander around mindlessly suddenly Jews? If their graphics had been the Jew image from the start I'd have felt it offensive; they sound like monsters and behave like monsters, and they stick in locations where it would make no sense for a human to stick around. (Hitler considered the Jews to not be human, but I hope you can agree with me that having them behaving in a more human-like manner would really help the delivery of the message.)

Despite all of my criticism, I haven't rated the game a 1 in any category. It's not truly bad in any sense, just very mediocre. You clearly know how to make a game work; now comes the true challenge, which is making games actually fun.

Nice little game, hitboxes are a bit big though

good atmosphere, insta-fail when seen by monster feels a little cheap(a vision cone for the monsters to convey how well they see could have been a nice addition)

Nice art && mood
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Great idea! Honestly, wish I had thought of it... although, you aren't really the monster. Had a few issues with colliders and checkpoints, but this seems like it would be an awesome game once polished

The mood in this game is PERFECT. The music along with the suspense is great. Thanks for the savepoints - without them I would have given up :) The ending is worth it, although the protagonist seems to innocent for that ending :/ Great work!

Didn't get to play this that much due to a bug that causes the character to move incredibly slowly when you fullscreen. Won't rate for now.

What. That ending man...

Interesting and thought provoking entry - enjoyed playing and loved the art-style of the characters

the pace was a bit slow for me. The music and artwork created a great mood

Hmm, doesn't really inspire me.
I got all the herbs, but would also have needed the medical supplies. Since it was not so interrersting up to there, I stopped then.
I like how you play with the sound when the black things are walking around.