The Hungry House

(Reviewed on 12/27/24) tl;dr Interesting but lacks any visual sexual content, all "scenes" are text-based. In regards to story, interesting, but ends right as I begin to be compelled by said story. Actually finishing the game requires alot of tedious re-playing of the game that ends up not being worth it in regards to both its sexual content and narratively. I'd be willing to give a sequel/remake a second try, however. Gameplay: 2/5 Visuals: 3/5 NSFW: 2/5 Story: 4/5 Overall: 3/5 A point and click game, roughly 10-20 min per playthrough if you read everything or not. Yes, per playthrough. To unlock all of its content, you'll need to play through it at minimum 3 times, but more than likely 4-5. The game starts with your player character stumbling into a cabin in the woods, your memories blurry at best, being hunted by an unknown creature. It starts out simple, but the story quickly goes from generic to interesting upon a second playthrough. Half the scenes are obvious, by pissing off the right characters you unlock certain Vore scenes. The other half are cryptic as hell to unlock and would've remained locked if not for the help of the included guide on this game's page. In regards to NSFW content, what is here is interesting, but the Vore and/or Sexual Content seems secondary, as if it was added after the fact. There isn't much visually to look at, which I found disappointing. Some inside views of the stomach, crotch, etc but nothing else lewd. Despite being a 3D game, it makes very little use of this feature. The text isn't bad, but I've also seen better elsewhere. In regards to Story, I believe this is the game's most fleshed out feature. I quite enjoyed what was here, but found the "true ending" to be quite disappointing. You learn what beast has been pursuing you, you learn how to fight back, you gain allies, lost them, etc all for the only ending to be "Oops, you lose and have no shot of ever winning". Based on previous material in the story, which seems to focus on topics of regret, paranoia, redemption, etc. It seems rather counter-intuitive to the story that you in fact, cannot, break the cycle and learn from your previous mistakes, nor can you ever defeat the main villain. If you like point and click games with some decent vore text scenes (and two paw/foot fetish scenes) then this is the game for you. Otherwise, just look elsewhere. Even though I enjoyed the story, I'd say playing this isn't really worth it in it's current state. It does have potential for more, at the very least.