I'm sorry,i'm sorry,i'm sorry and i'm sorry i'm saying this because i saw the other person gave his review then looked at my comments and i didn't say how amazing it was. I hope this title continues to see updates from its creative and talented developer! The setting feels very much alive as areas you visit see their NPCs later succumbing to the castle's influence, creating a sense that the game's antagonist is always closing in. The tone is mostly lighthearted with a few moments where the party feels shock or despair, though it's an enjoyable romp with characters that grew on me. I would definitely recommend this game for its strong and satisfying combat. There would be no escaping Caer and Company's bloated fate! Imagine a cruel and unforgiving castle which removes the healing aspect of the crystals and limits the amount of status clearing items such as deflators and dejuicers, or has enemies acting more frequently in combat with more impactful moves. I think it's really neat how party members compliment one another with their abilities, and it's fun to adapt your strategy on the fly based on which statuses are in play.Īt it's current difficulty, the game can essentially be brute forced without playing around with statuses or team comps, but wouldn't you much rather style on your enemies- turning them to blueberries and buffing your party's knowledge before unleashing a massive wipe on the next turn? It makes me wish for a challenge mode which demanded that kind of forward thinking. I love all the subtle intricacies, like how Expansion Statuses are mutually exclusive, allowing you to inflict party members with one to protect them from others. This game is seriously brilliant and creative. I understand the plot revolves around this lizard woman luring people in and fattening them up to eat them, but to see none of the playable characters, in an expansion/vore based game, involve themselves in it just seems odd. The enemies are sentient sweets and candy and what not, but none of the player characters take advantage of that. I'm especially surprised none of the playable characters commit any vore themselves. It's limited to the primary antagonist, a couple bosses, and the rare enemy type. It comes across as odd to me how little vore seems to be involved in a game called "the big fat vore rpg".
The combat is very well paced, quick and to the point, while still feeling impactful. Nearly a dozen playable characters, all with interesting unique skill sets, personalities, and endearing dialogue to really make the characters stand out and likeable. This game you've got clearly has a great deal of thought and passion put into it, and it's come together brilliantly. A lot of demos I see are generally pretty rough, and have a hard time distinguishing themselves as a diamond in the rough.īoy was I surprised. I just stumbled onto this game and wasn't honestly expecting very much.
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