Gon' E-Choo!

This game and comic is a rip off of the game Popeye and the comic Pogo. All I really got from this game is that the creator really likes feet and vore. If you ever did find this game somewhere out in the wild, it would have GAME OVER burned into the screen because no one in their right mind would play it. The artwork is nice though.

good game

It's a fun little arcade style game with a lovingly created 3D arcade garage/basement.

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Сейчас бы взять и запилить 2Д аркаду в ОкулусРифт... всё как в стандартных автоматах того времени, так-что плюсую))

Fun arcade game with a semi original premise? Check. Small but neat basement to check out arcade parts? Check. Gameplay based off vore from the furry fandom, turned into an innocent game? *pinches a wee bit finger sign* All in all it's a fun game. Normally I'm not a big fan of old school arcade genre, but this is well crafted experience with someone that knows basic and good arcadedy gameplay. Complete with kill screen and full screen mode. Worth the two bucks it'll cost ya. Probably the greatest thing from the Furry fandom since Bad Dragon. Uhh...I mean fundraisers.

I bought this game on a whim because it was inexpensive and the anthro characters seemed cute. Upon starting it up and playing it I realized this is basically the arcade game Popeye with slightly modified gameplay. Rather than collecting hearts from Olive Oyl you're collecting paper airplanes, for example. Popeye is replaced with Savvy the otter and Bluto is replaced with Gon' E-Choo Gator (whose real name is a secret spelled out by the paper airplanes you collect). There are just three levels to the game, just like Popeye, and upon beating them you're sent back to stage one with some of the secret letter revealed to you. The more times you complete the loop of the game the more of the letter you get to read and find out more about Gon' E-Choo Gator. Now here's where the game gets weird. Gon' E-Choo is actually a webcomic that ran for a whole year a while back. Scenes and events in this game correlate to the comic including the significance of the paper airplanes. Gon' E-Choo Gator receives a letter by way of a paper airplane and although the contents of the letter are not revealed to the reader the letter is profoundly important to the character. The contents of that letter are actually what the paper airplanes in this game spell out. In order to read the full letter you have to complete all 255 levels of the game. I suck at this game so I've never read the full contents sadly. Overall this is an enjoyable game for the price especially if the whole "ARG" aspect of the game linking to the webcomic interests you. There are secrets to discover in this game that according to the developer few people have figured out. I'm not really sold on the blatant undertones of furry vore in this game because whether it's cartoony or not the developer isn't fooling anyone, lol.