RPGFit check
Is Sometimes Always Monsters worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a narrative RPG centered on dialogue and personal choices
- Players interested in stories about managing relationships with a spouse, friends, and other people
- Always Sometimes Monsters players who want to continue an earlier story through an imported save
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a fixed progression path may bounce when they encounter the option to refuse nearly all content, including the main narrative
- Players seeking a story with limited personal choice may find the range of dialogue and lifestyle decisions too open-ended
- Players who avoid mature subject matter may not fit the game's inclusion of discriminatory language, substance use, nudity, violence, and extreme themes
Our take on Sometimes Always Monsters
Players seeking a fixed campaign may bounce at the refusal system, where nearly every part of the game can be declined, including the primary narrative. That point changes the experience from following a required plot to deciding whether to participate in its content at all.
What is Sometimes Always Monsters?
Follow a newlywed novelist on a bus trip through five cities while facing claims of fraud.
Dialogue selections and personal habits influence the route, alongside encounters with admirers, reviewers, fellow passengers, a spouse, and friends. Daily life can center on writing or leisure, and most activities—including the central plot—can be refused. Imported saves from Always Sometimes Monsters preserve earlier events. Adult material includes profanity, racist, homophobic, and transphobic remarks, drug and alcohol use, nudity, physical harm, and disturbing themes.
How Sometimes Always Monsters plays
- 01Five-City Tour
- The author travels through five distinct cities while meeting fans, critics, and fellow bus passengers.
- 02Save Import
- Files from Always Sometimes Monsters can carry previous story continuity into this game.
- 03Relationship Choices
- The game includes social decisions involving a spouse, friends, and other relationships.
- 04Optional Content
- Almost all content can be declined, including the primary narrative.
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Sometimes Always Monsters: platforms & release
Is Sometimes Always Monsters worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a narrative RPG centered on dialogue and personal choices. Skip it if: players who want a fixed progression path may bounce when they encounter the option to refuse nearly all content, including the main narrative.
Where can I download Sometimes Always Monsters?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Sometimes Always Monsters's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Sometimes Always Monsters on?
Windows only.
