A darkly comic adventure about repeating Tuesday. Despite its school setting, it depicts gore and violence toward children and is not a game for young children.
What makes it fun
Find another route
In certain missions, changing your choices can lead to a different outcome. Wanting to spare a character you like gives you a reason to look for another route.
Piece together the plan
Dialogue and hints about what you can bring help you work out what to do and in what order. Replay Tuesday to see how your plan turns out.
Battle with your cards
Monstermon cards are more than collectibles: you can use them in battles. Finding a card gives you something new to try.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Languages
- English ／ 1 language total
What sets it apart
One player said they did not want to sacrifice a character they liked and found another way to resolve a mission. Attachment gave them a reason to try a different choice.
Learning curve and difficulty
One player enjoyed working out the story using hints about what to bring. Their experience involved deciding what to prepare and try next.
Builds and playstyles
Playing with cards
One player was surprised that Monstermon cards could be used in battles rather than only collected, adding to their enjoyment.
What longtime players say
One player has repeatedly played through new save files and still enjoys it. Their liking for the dialogue and cards accompanies actual repeated play.
What players like
Reviews enjoy Monstermon card battles.
Common complaints
Reviewers felt that detailed directions left less to work out themselves.
Who it’s for
Players comfortable enjoying darkly comic events and dialogue.
Who might not enjoy it
Players strongly prioritizing finding their own clues without direction.
98% Overwhelmingly Positive ・ US$14.99
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