My Monster

My Monster is an adults-only visual novel about Samuel Hart as he moves in with his warm-hearted monster partner Sullivan. The game offers a calm, slice-of-life narrative with minimal drama and optional explicit scenes, intended for mature players who prefer a short, intimate story rather than long quests or high stakes. At roughly 45,000 words, the visual novel pairs polished CGs and dynamic sprites with an original soundtrack and accessibility options, and a single playthrough typically lasts about two to three hours.

Key Features

My Monster is designed as a compact, novella-length visual novel with light branching and a single, relaxed playthrough. It includes multiple CGs and dynamic character sprites, with Sullivan presented in a variety of poses, expressions, and outfits. The game offers flexible intimate scenes that players can choose to tailor or skip in favor of quieter moments. Small branching choices affect later scenes to create subtle variations across the days the couple spends together. The original soundtrack is available for separate download, and a bonus behind-the-scenes PDF provides additional context.

Advantages

My Monster delivers a low-stress, cozy narrative that emphasizes character moments and everyday intimacy rather than conflict. Its compact length makes it easy to finish in a single sitting or several short sessions. The visual and audio presentation, with multiple CGs, dynamic sprites, and an original soundtrack, supports the intended mood. Accessibility options such as OpenDyslexic support and content controls for explicit scenes increase usability for more readers.

Disadvantages

The game is adults-only and contains optional explicit scenes, partial nudity, sexual content, and mature themes that are not suitable for minors. Content warnings include strong profanity, depictions of anxiety, drug references, light alcohol use, and brief on-screen violence in a media depiction. The Mac and Android builds were not tested by the creator and are provided without guarantees, so those versions may have compatibility issues on some devices.