Savoring Sword

A lovely dungeon crawler with kings field tones, the gameplay loop is satisfying with the gambit of choosing to press on to the next floor or exit with your current progress. The various items and trinkets which provide buffs keep it rewarding to press on into newgame+ besides the initial unlock. Even without the obvious lewd elements this is a neat indie game thats enjoyable to play.

Love this game! It definitely feels like it's one of the longer games made my CupCupMug, and it's great! Steam only says I have 2 hours but i think it's more like 2-3 since my power ended up going out while playing and I think that might've messed with it, but so far it's awesome! I love the weight gain aspect in this game! Defeat fat monster girls to take their energy which in turn will make your character gain weight, and once you leave the dungeon you'll pass on the weight to another character as you watch them get huge overtime as you keep exploring. There are also a couple outfits you can get for your character which definitely take a bit of grinding to get but I don't really mind it because I'm so in love with CupCupMug's art! The way they draw bellies is just sooo good! Their characters look so soft and plump, and if you're a fan of belly button stuff there's a bit of that here for you too! Highly recommend this game if you're into weight gain related stuff!

There are lots of obese monsters. Now you might be thinking "Oh I love McDonalds in my fantasy games" but you can't put it in any of them. Moral of the story, don't make hentai games where you can't put it in

The game is a pretty decent dungeon crawler, you attack enemies, level up, get more health, buy modifiers, unlock wrappers and maybe some more secret stuff I haven't found.

So, I will preface that this (WG) is not my fetish, and that the game itself is otherwise perfectly servicable. The art style is nice for both drawn and pixel, and the gameplay is a basic dungeon crawler. The reason for the negative review is "the shopper" achievement, that requires you to play to new game plus a little bit over 12 times AFTER unlocking the perk that gives you 10% additional currency you had when restarting the run. It turns an otherwise short game into a slog that very quickly becomes unfun, with 50 minutes required per ng+ once you learn how to do it quickly with plenty of room to get messed up by the RNG. 2/5 stars

I had a very good time playing this game. It has everything that you would want in a game like this, it has wonderful art and sprite work, it is a decent dungeon crawler with randomly generated dungeons to keep things fresh, the dialogue is pretty good and on top of that there is a New Game+ which allows you to use modifiers to keep the game fresh. Now I do have some things I didn't enjoy as much, for one I do wish there was a bit more variety in the dungeon as the same grey brick walls do get a bit sore to see a lot and I would've liked some more exclusive dialogue between the characters in NG+ to freshen up a second play through. Even with those issues however, I do think this is a fantastic example of a fetish game that balances the fetish content with fun dialogue and enticing gameplay and challenge. I highly recommend it. If there is ever a sequel I will be right there to pick it up!

i love it

fun retro dungeon crawler feel with gaining aesthetics. Wish the money was easier to get, takes a very long time to see all content

Mr Banano. This was an enjoyable simple dungeon crawler with WG as the main draw, with both pixel & drawn art mixed in. The art's good for the monster girls sprites and portraits, while the Main casts sprites are peak with multiple stages and costumes for your character. Going through your notebook which is like your monster encyclopedia/gallery is a treat, as I think most of the writing/dialogue in this game is top tier. Yeah I'm a degenerate. Hearing the characters talk about the changes they go through as you progress was one of the best parts about it, besides visually. The game-play is simple as it's handled on keyboard only or not if that's an issue for you. Movements are limited to either moving or attacking which counts as "1 Turn" I suppose and the game works off that, you have a map that reveals itself as you discover the area, the dungeons are randomly generated with various monsters appearing based on depth. There is a Fairy you can feed to get gumballs which are like added power-ups, which is optional but make life easier, you need a item called shards in order to transform what you give her into the gumballs. There's a skiing mini-game you can play to get them which isn't too hard as there's no penalty to failure besides not grabbing however many you need etc. Or you can get a thing called a wrapper which makes it possible to find shards in the dungeon which is neat. Wrappers are a item you get after going into NG+. You keep all wrapper, modifiers and costumes bought, and sprinkles which is money in this game. Wrappers can be things like added attack, more health, A percentage of your sprinkles added over when you go NG+. Wrappers can even be upgraded to higher levels for more bonuses the more times you NG+. The main game can be completed in roughly an hour or so depending on how you play, what you're focused on. The story is straightforward with nice little lore thrown in notes found around or in the DLC survival guide. Yes I got the comic for more to the story. You know why I'm here. Yes it was worth it. Overall I really enjoyed this game, besides it being what I'm into, I thought it was a nice relaxing game that wasn't stressful, just buy the Headphones modifier, listen to peaceful music as you're here for one reason. 10/10