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| Monster | Behavior | Weakness | |---------|----------|----------| | | Uses long pauses, awkward silence to make you crack first. | Hates structured breaks. | | Anger Ogre | Raises voice, makes threats, personal attacks. | Loses power when mirrored calmly. | | Circular Phantom | Repeats same points, never progresses. | Needs a written map. | | Fake-Exit Drake | Bluffs leaving, “take it or leave it” early. | Folds if you call the bluff cheerfully. |
Developers like frequently post progress updates and trial links through: Negotiation X Monster -v1.0.0 Trial- By Kyomu-s...
The writing, even in the trial, strikes a balance between serious tactical role-playing and lighthearted, sometimes risqué, visual novel tropes. The translation quality is decent enough to follow the strategic nuances of the arguments, which is crucial for a game based entirely on dialogue.
The “Trial” label and version number v1.0.0 suggest that this is a feature-complete demo or a limited release, inviting players to test the mechanics before a full launch. But even in this trial form, the game offers a surprising amount of depth. As of this article’s publication, the is available
[Discovery] ➔ [Opening Statement] ➔ [Value Bartering] ➔ [The Ultimatum] ➔ [Agreement/Pact]
: Unlike standard RPGs where you defeat enemies for XP, this game focuses on dialogue and choice-driven interactions. You must read monster cues and respond correctly to successfully negotiate. | Loses power when mirrored calmly
Your goal? Convince them to stand down, join your cause, or reveal hidden treasures — all without drawing a sword. Each monster has unique personality traits, hidden stats like “Trust,” “Fear,” “Greed,” and “Loyalty,” and a breaking point where negotiation turns volatile.
In most monster-taming or dungeon-crawling RPGs, encountering a beast means entering a state of combat where your primary goal is to drain their health pool. Negotiation X Monster flips this paradigm completely.
Massively expanded hubs, including Creepy Town and Heaven stages. Basic introductory monster daughters. Dozens of fully animated encounters with unique mechanics. Systems Basic combat and dialogue choices.
Players may need to manage items or specific "points" that influence the success rate of negotiations. Feedback Integration: