
6-episode visual novel. One day, Finn Flynn wakes up in the body of a housefly. Without the use of his voice, he'll have to enlist his prankster ex-boyfriend, and his dads, an insectophobic mad scientist and a punk rocker, to solve the mystery of his transformation, and maybe get his life back?
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One day, before he can even graduate high school, Finn Flynn wakes up in the body of a housefly. Without the use of his voice, he'll have to enlist his prankster ex-boyfriend, and his dads, an insectophobic mad scientist and a punk rocker, to solve the mystery of his transformation, and maybe get his life back?
FLIES FLIES FLIES will contain 6 episodes of roughly 25 minutes' playtime each. 3 episodes are currently available, and the rest will be released as free updates as they are developed.
FLIES FLIES FLIES is a linear, scripted experience. There are no player choices, alternate endings, etc.
Features
Dark sci-fi comedy story full of twists and turns
A diverse cast of lovable oddballs
Eclectic collage art style
Fully voice-acted with subtitles
Sound captions
You'll laugh
You'll cry
You'll turn into a fly??
Just kidding
But only about that last one
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Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 20 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Play Flies Flies Flies! Legitimately some of the most clever dialogue and social commentary of anything I’ve read/experienced/watched before--I’m really looking forward to the next episodes! I’ve never experienced a visual novel before and FFF scratched an itch I didn’t know was there, but now I do and I want more! I love the original humor and eeriness. The abrupt and disquieting way it would cut to the title at strategic points, with the buzzing sounds, felt deep and important and weird and just plain cool. I laughed out loud a lot and felt smarter after playing it. 10/10!
Laughed my way through both currently available episodes. Can't wait for the rest of them to release. Along with the laughs are moments that veer into horror. Love the look, sound, and the spirit of it all. Definitely recommended.
I liked it. A fun, mysterious story full of clever nuances and references. I love details like the "Maggots" high school mascot. Nice to have characters going through gender transitioning, questioning, and coming out, which seems rare in media! I also like the jokes about police--too real.
Only two chapters in and I'm totally obsessed! Finn is so relatable, the humor is great, and the anti-cop sentiments are rad as hell.
FLIES FLIES FLIES! It's hilarious, it's genre-bending, it's life-affirming. It's not like anything else you've seen before. I'm eagerly awaiting the rest of the episodes, I absolutely have to know what happens next.
I received this game from curator connect and I played through Episodes 1 and 2. At first the style of the sprites were extremely jarring but as the story progressed I got used to it. I appreciated the voiced lines. I am also transmasc like Finn so a lot of this story was kind of relatable. Each other his parents remind me of mine in a way. This story is all over the place, but I think that also works for his sci-fi like story. || RoboFinn is very funny. || Speaking of the curator page, I was wondering if there is/will be any non-binary characters in the game? I thought I was going to find something in Size Size Sizes but it was just background characters
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Comedy is legal again and it demands trans liberation now. This is like the playful whimsy of Scott Pilgrim, lefty discourse of Disco Elysium, and absurdist horror of Kafka were woven together by Buffalo Bill into a fashionable skin suit. The writing is subversive and funny, and the characters are realistically flawed and endearing. This is a lovingly crafted multimedia project with affectively simple and clever animation, and great graphic design. Highly recommend for fans of absurdism, comics, and a gay old time.
A funny and well written visual novel with a unique and interesting hook. The story kept me entertained and the performance by the voice actor for Finn/Flyman is particularly good. I'm excited to see what episode 3 brings.
Body dysmorphia by way of Franz Kafka by way of Rick and Morty by way of those really off the beaten path visual novels you played in high school when you were gay and alone. But it's funnier than all of those things combined. It's surreal, it's hilarious, it's Flies Flies Flies. I want six seasons and a(n interactive) movie plz.
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