The Last Monster Master Reviews

The ending felt a bit rushed, but overall a nice read.

I found it very fun and dependent on the players choices. I took a long time trying to decide on what I should choose. Every single part of the game was important to the outcome of the game.

One of the best Choice of Games games of the 'resource management' kind ever, despite being one of the oldest. Despite the bittersweet nature of the story suggested by the title, its a very rewarding game in the vein of Monster Rancher.

It's an interesting take on the raising monsters/RPG kind of format. There's good replayability, and a good amount of choices you can switch around on different playthroughs. Being able to change how the different monsters turn out based on how you train them is neat, even if they don't always end up with the results you were going for.

This was a decent story, but that's about it. I did enjoy reading it, but I don't have any desire to read it again anytime soon. I would give this is 7/10.

A must-buy if you like the Choose Your Own Adventure or Choices Matter tags. I felt a real connection with the monsters I raised - you even get to name them! I'm not a parent but I'd imagine it's what parents feel - wanting to raise their kids to be the best they can be! I'm a fast reader, and finished one run in about 3 hours. 10/10 parent simulator, would raise monsters again!

stat system not good.....bad balancing between choices.... I played as a caring kind master and the lasts few choices overthrew all my previous ones and suddenly I was super pragmatic evil master. Stats between monsters are relative, means if you have monster affinity A:91 B:91 C:92 D:90, it will be described you are doing favoritism for C. Also D will hate you because they are the lowest even though the difference btw C and D is just 2. There will be huge difference btw how C and D react to you. Which doesnt make any sense! Story wise.....a bit short but not bad. Its just that I wont do another run anytime soon.