The Mansion Mouse

Nobody wants to review the Furry Macro Vore game. Understandable. I'll go ahead and take the bullet for the sake of giving some definition to this thing. It's alright, I guess. The art is well-rendered for the most part, and the kinks used are unabashedly on display. It's not really my cup of tea, but it'll probably be enjoyed by someone. However, the scene length is rather short, and choices, despite their branching nature, remain rather linear and few in number. This is probably a game whose scope heavily dwarfs its actual capabilities. There's no actual meat to this (shocker for a vore game of all things), and it's closer to a collection of scenes rather than an actual visual novel. You'll only really get through two or three scenes before you get hit with the "To Be Continued." The writing is just about serviceable. It's clear that English isn't quite the creator's first language, but characterization and what staggeringly few glimpses we catch of the world are at least good enough to work despite that. All in all, Eh out of 10.