Fashion FUPA
A tiny dress-up game for your FUPA, built like a lost freeware CD-ROM and packed with enough weird little secrets to make you click on everything twice.
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$994.2
$298.3low → high range$3K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
350
mid estimate
Reviews
18
Review score
Media
Screenshots & trailer
About
About the game
This is a very small game, about 20 to 30 minutes if you are just messing around. You also might stick around longer if you enjoy sharing FUPAs with friends and hunting for secrets.
Fashion FUPA
A tiny, point-and-click dress-up game for your Fat Upper Pelvic Area. Now on Steam, and coming soon to cereal box distribution.
Fashion FUPA gives you the tools to craft a totally unique FUPA... or several!
When you're not making FUPAs, take some time to look around the desktop. You might find other surprises lurking about.
The 100% General MIDI soundtrack is composed by Ben Wiley, a.k.a. Benthere Donethat.
Also, there is a flyswatter minigame that is totally a Mario Paint reference!
It is short. It is silly. It captures the whimsy of old software, not just old games.
Fashion FUPA
A tiny, point-and-click dress-up game for your Fat Upper Pelvic Area. Now on Steam, and coming soon to cereal box distribution.
Fashion FUPA gives you the tools to craft a totally unique FUPA... or several!
When you're not making FUPAs, take some time to look around the desktop. You might find other surprises lurking about.
The 100% General MIDI soundtrack is composed by Ben Wiley, a.k.a. Benthere Donethat.
What you do
- Mix and match FUPA-types, skin tones, undergarment colors, and backgrounds
- Drag and drop fun accessories to create a FUPA that is 100% you
- Save your favorites and keep tinkering until they feel just right
- Share your creations with the world through OnlyFUPAs, the integrated FUPA-sharing net
- Swat away unwanted DMs to keep your inbox clutter-free
- Click on anything suspicious to uncover unexpected artifacts and strange little surprises
Also, there is a flyswatter minigame that is totally a Mario Paint reference!
It is short. It is silly. It captures the whimsy of old software, not just old games.