OctoFurry

[h1]La necesidad furro...[/h1] de ser un animal mamadisimo y tener un nepe tamaño burro, con (o sin) glándulas mamarias... raro(?), como todo: un poco, como siempre digo, en la vida propia (entiéndase= todos son libres de hacer lo que quieran con su persona, mientras no se afecten derechos de terceros), incluido todo fetiche= si no trasciende de la fantasía, no es ilegal y no se afecta a terceros todo bien. [h2]>A grandes Rasgos:[/h2] Pues... este titulito es un match-3 inspirado en tetris attack, que no tiene nada de tetris ni de attack, porque no es un "PvsCPU" como tal, a diferencia de la obra en que se inspira nos encontramos en una carrera contra reloj en cada nivel, volviéndolo un juego bastante aburrido y simple, manejamos a una pareja de hechiceros furros que se embarcan a salvar el reino de una invasión de tentáculos... nuestra recompensa después de cada nivel, será ver nudes de animalitos antropomórficos, siendo que la temática es furry... tanto femeninos como masculinos... hay salchicha para quien le guste. Ojo que no soy furrie, pero el paradigma de la lascivia en cierta forma nos une, si hay algo de respetar a los furros, es que pese a ser los parias perpetuos, le echan ganas a lo que hacen (solo vean sus furrsuits) el presente título está bien elaborado incluidos los efectos, actuación de voz y guion que tiene buena comedia. [h3]>En Sumario:[/h3] +32 ilustraciones (en realidad son 22, 10 son repeticiones con futas, que son las mismas "chicas" con el agregado de un chorizote), contemplando solo nudes tanto femeninos, como masculinos. +Logros relativamente fáciles de obtener. +Tiene buen humor, pese a ser una historia corta. +-El gameplay es aburrido a la larga... lo bueno que tiene niveles de dificultad. +No Tiene cromitos por el momento. [h2]Concluyendo:[/h2] Pues... dentro del catálogo H de la plataforma, es un título mediocre 5/10, que se salva por la labor invertida en el mismo (el developer le agrego más ilustraciones post-launch), se nota lo pulido de interfases, arte y narrativa 6/10, considerando el precio y que este llega a costar una carcajada en descuento, así que, como a veces digo; considéralo si apoyas lo lascivo... o bien estas dentro de lo furro; nadie es alguien para juzgar y los nudes cumplen. [code]Si encontraste útil o divertida esta reseña, considera seguir mi mentor de Steam: [url=store.steampowered.com/curator/33788137] [/url] es gratis~♥ y me ayuda mucho a la hora de redactar.[/code]

[h1]OctoFurry: A Furrific Adventure by Kiba Snowpaw[/h1] [h2]Introduction[/h2] Hello, fellow furries and gamers! I’m Kiba Snowpaw, your alpha male ice wolf from the frozen realm of HowlStrom. Today, I'm bringing you an over-the-top review of [i]OctoFurry[/i], an indie gem by ArenaDev. This game is a unique blend of puzzle and adventure, set in a world where furry sorcerers battle evil tentacle monsters. Buckle up, because we’re diving deep into the tentacle-infested waters of Akaria! [h2]Basic Plot Summary[/h2] [i]OctoFurry[/i] takes place in the magical kingdom of Akaria, which is under attack by ancient, evil Eroctopus monsters. You play as one of two powerful sorcerers, Nari or Medjay, each with their own unique abilities. Your mission is to save the citizens of Akaria by matching tiles in a Tetris Attack-style puzzle game to unleash your spells and defeat the tentacled menace. [h2]Originality[/h2] What makes [i]OctoFurry[/i] stand out is its clever fusion of match-three puzzle mechanics with a furry-themed adventure. The game combines fast-paced puzzle action with a whimsical storyline and hand-drawn visuals that are both charming and titillating. It’s a fresh take on the puzzle genre, wrapped in a furry-friendly package. [h2]The Studio[/h2] ArenaDev, the studio behind [i]OctoFurry[/i], is known for their creative and bold approach to game development. With a knack for combining classic gameplay mechanics with unique themes, ArenaDev has crafted a game that’s both fun and engaging. Their commitment to quality and player feedback is evident in the polished gameplay and frequent updates. [h2]Analysis/Evaluation[/h2] [b]Gameplay:[/b] The core gameplay of [i]OctoFurry[/i] revolves around matching tiles to perform powerful spells. You can only move tiles side-to-side, which adds a layer of strategy as you set up combos to maximize your damage. The real-time falling tiles keep the action intense and engaging, making each match a thrilling challenge. [b]Graphics and Sound:[/b] The hand-drawn art style is vibrant and appealing, with beautifully designed characters and environments. The soundtrack complements the gameplay perfectly, adding to the magical and adventurous atmosphere. However, the repetitive nature of the music might become tiresome during extended play sessions. [b]Replayability:[/b] With multiple characters, difficulty levels, and a variety of achievements to unlock, [i]OctoFurry[/i] offers plenty of replay value. The inclusion of different storylines for each character adds depth and encourages multiple playthroughs to experience everything the game has to offer. [h2]Character Development[/h2] [b]Main Characters:[/b] - [b]Nari:[/b] A fiery young sorcerer with a passion for protecting her kingdom. Nari’s spells are powerful and explosive, reflecting her vibrant personality. - [b]Medjay:[/b] A calm and collected war veteran who uses water and spirit magic. Medjay’s serene demeanor contrasts with Nari’s fiery nature, providing a balanced dynamic. [b]Supporting Characters:[/b] The citizens of Akaria, whom you rescue throughout the game, add a layer of depth to the storyline. Each character has their own backstory and personality, making your mission feel more personal and rewarding. [b]Character Arcs and Relatability:[/b] Both Nari and Medjay undergo significant growth throughout their journey, facing their fears and learning to rely on each other. Their development is well-paced and relatable, making them compelling protagonists. [h2]Structure[/h2] [i]OctoFurry[/i] is structured around a series of increasingly challenging levels, each culminating in a boss battle against the Eroctopus monsters. The game’s pacing is brisk, with each level offering new challenges and opportunities to improve your skills. [h2]Impact[/h2] The impact of [i]OctoFurry[/i] lies in its unique blend of puzzle gameplay and furry-themed storytelling. It’s a game that doesn’t take itself too seriously, offering a lighthearted and enjoyable experience that’s perfect for casual play. [h2]Hook and Thesis[/h2] The primary hook of [i]OctoFurry[/i] is its engaging puzzle mechanics combined with a whimsical furry adventure. The thesis of the game is simple: by combining elements of classic puzzle games with a unique and charming setting, you can create a truly enjoyable experience. [h2]Praise and Critique[/h2] [b]Praise:[/b] - Unique and engaging gameplay mechanics. - Charming hand-drawn visuals. - Humorous and lighthearted storyline. - Multiple characters and storylines for added replayability. [b]Critique:[/b] - Repetitive soundtrack. - Some bugs and glitches, although these are minor and don’t detract significantly from the experience. - Short length, with most players completing the game in a few hours. [h2]Personal Opinion[/h2] [b]Enjoyment:[/b] As an alpha male ice wolf, I found [i]OctoFurry[/i] to be a delightful and refreshing experience. The combination of puzzle gameplay and furry-themed adventure kept me engaged from start to finish. [b]Highlights:[/b] The character interactions and humorous dialogue were definite highlights. The game’s art style and animations were also a treat, bringing the world of Akaria to life. [b]Drawbacks:[/b] The game’s short length and repetitive music were the main drawbacks. However, these issues are minor in the grand scheme of things and don’t significantly detract from the overall experience. [h2]Evaluation[/h2] [i]OctoFurry[/i] is a charming and engaging indie game that offers a unique blend of puzzle mechanics and furry-themed storytelling. While it has its flaws, the game’s humor, charm, and creativity make it a worthwhile experience for fans of both puzzle games and furry content. [h2]Comparison[/h2] Compared to other puzzle games like [i]Candy Crush[/i] or [i]Bejeweled[/i], [i]OctoFurry[/i] stands out with its unique furry theme and engaging storyline. While it may not have the same level of polish or depth, its charm and originality make it a memorable experience. [h2]Overall Conclusion[/h2] [i]OctoFurry[/i] is a delightful indie puzzle game that offers a fun and whimsical adventure through the furry kingdom of Akaria. Its engaging gameplay, charming visuals, and humorous storyline make it a must-play for fans of furry content and puzzle games alike. Despite its short length and minor flaws, [i]OctoFurry[/i] is a game that will leave you smiling and eager for more. So grab your controller, summon your magic, and dive into the tentacle-filled world of [i]OctoFurry[/i]. Stay frosty, my friends! [hr][/hr] Kiba Snowpaw, signing off from the icy expanse of HowlStrom. Until our next adventure, keep gaming and stay frosty!

I just 100% completed the game, took me a few days to unlock all the achievements but I got it done, but the rewards are... AWFUL! There are NO sex scenes, making you feel like you wasted your time mastering this super hard and difficult for no reason puzzle slider game. Awful experience. I cant recommend this at full price, but if you can get it on sale for 50 cents like I did, then the naked furry girls wrapped in tentacles is a funny enough concept to at least check out. But DO NOT buy this game at full price, not worth it tbh. Also for the futa girls, in the gallery for each "girl" you can take off there panties and put them back on to see some pretty funny ♥♥♥♥ physics. lmao lol. That was pretty funny ngl lol.

This ♥♥♥♥ turn me on

I see no Wiener, do u even Futa? Nice Gameplay But wtf is wrong with the third campaign , i have seen less wiener than the average fat chick.

It a fun match 3 game and very naughty if you get the lewd version, there everything for any gender preference :) I give it 8/10

É um bom jogo, mecanica simples, artes bonitas tanto SFW quanto NSFW

Since this game has the "match-3" game mechanic, you might mistake it for a puzzle game. In fact, it is an *action* game. You don't have to worry about making wrong moves that get reverted, and you don't have to strain your eyes looking for a hard to find match. Instead, when you swap tiles they either match or stay where you put them, and you have to move them around to get matches as fast as you can, trying to get combos in the process. ironically, the game itself is totally nonviolent while a ton of magical violence happens in the background. It's a unique variation of the common game that I think is worth playing, and it has other features you can read about elsewhere.

Decent games. It has furries and tentacles. Easy, nice artworks. Game is not terrible and not great too