
An interactive storybook about how being a fat guy who eats a lot is very morally wrong and not at all awesome or attractive.
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In this interactive storybook that feels straight out of the CD-Rom era, use both pointing AND clicking to guide Chet the Cheetah through his weight loss journey! Then guide him out of it in a thrilling escape from a body-shaming digital dystopia!
CONTAINS KINKY SITUATIONS, (MILDLY) SPOOKY CONTENT AND RADICAL THEMES OF BODY POSITIVITY SOME PLAYERS MAY FIND MORALLY FRIGHTENING AND CRINGE. NOT FOR CONSUMPTION BY CHILDREN NO MATTER HOW MUCH THEY LOVE 90s STORYBOOK CD-ROMS!
A short and sweet linear narrative you can play in one sitting.
Innovative point 'n' click linguistic puzzle solving that lets you literally rewrite Chet's story!
Beautiful cartoon animation in crisp 'n' cutting-edge (for 1996) 640x480px.
Full voice acting, with narration by Kingmaker Histories' Meg Molloy Tuten.
Twists!
Turns!
Tummies!
Tummies that get BIGGER!
Yay!!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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If there's one thing I truly hate in life above a lot of things, it's body shaming. This game aims to challenge that through the lens of a dystopian horror visual novel in the style of a 90s CD-ROM storybook that uses weight as a metaphor of rebellion against domestic abuse. and boy, does it deliver.
"Wait, this game is really peak actually" I said after playing it, I didn't expect this game to actually be this good. Love the message to this game, it's a wonderful note on how old healthy eating stuff back then always was very heavy in it's message and very not caring for about what the person said about it. The puzzles were also really nice and creative honestly, I loved them and they didn't feel forced or bad at all. And how the game perfectly emulates the CD-ROM interactive storybook style with even the rough art and old school synths. It's a nice love letter to them! Other then well the fat fetish-ish note to it (definitely not a game to play around ppl unless they are ok with it) This is a must must try, highly recommend it, and a great short storybook game! 10/10, will play like 10 million times....
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A short, fully voice acted interactive narrative made with heart. Can take some tried and true try-every-item-with-everything puzzle solving, but the game barely pushes thirty minutes in length and the voice acting and art make it worth it. It's barely NSFW, though probably something you wouldn't want your roommate to see unless you're cool and openly furry.
Chester Cheetah really let himself go.
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No no no... I can not for my inner conscious giving this game a positive review. I be quick on the positive, it have a nice art style and the original story is a good life lesson. But in reality it a Body positive mensage meaning you going to see fat mensage on a kid looking games, shame on you, if you want to die as a 500 lb be my guest.. no one gona miss you
This game really nails the CD-ROM interactive storybook aesthetic in a short but entertaining experience. I know it's a fatfur game (even though I thought it was going to be something else, though evidence says otherwise), but it's a really well-crafted. I also like the characters gain free will just because of one person's actions (you).
I had to "play" this cancerous tumor-full garbage for 5 minutes to say that furry lives don't matter. THANK GOD that this ♥♥♥♥ just didn't work and was on black screen for me. My eyes were spared, for they had suffered enough, having to look at the store page of this demonic thing when i decided to write my review of it
Cheetahs Are Meant To Be Fast it play like the 90s CD-ROM storybook as tell the story about a Cheetahs that is fat as the story teller showing not great to be fat as you play more in to it the game keep on mixing up it start being a bit of horror game not too big on the horror more of a LOL kind and the Cheetahs guy is cute for being as he is ^^ anyway this was a fun little game to play
A short, cute and free little early CD-ROM era point and click game about body positivity and self image in the style of "break out of the game." Pretty well made for what it is. As you can probably gather from the screenshots, it's a fetish-y type of game, so I wouldn't recommend it if you're not at all about that.
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