Vore Town

Nice game, i love it, It's an entertaining game in many ways, where the creator's dedication is evident; something very interesting that you should definitely try, The length isn't bad either, and I hope there will be more updates

This isn't a terrible town Vore Town is the place to be if you're into same size oral vore for the purposes of nutrition. What you see in the opening cutscene is pretty much what you get: a bunch of Kisekae characters eating each other. Vore is normalized in this world, and the protagonist even helps ease a couple people into it. The storyline and gameplay isn't that deep; it's largely a talking events game, but that's fine; it's exactly what it's presented as. Most of the time anyone is eaten in this game, it causes their body, mostly their breasts, to grow, and that includes the main character, who is a pred (more of a pred/prey switch, which I appreciate); if you're not into WG as part of your vore fetish, there's a book that will melt the pounds off of you. I have to admire the creator; this silly little game has a lot more thought and skill put into it than some of the 'serious' games I've seen. Honestly, I would have loved to see a longer, more involved game, but if the creator is happy, then by all means. It also has an autosave feature, which is a tremendous relief in a bad end game (do save your game, though, as a couple of locations are bugged and will remove your autosave). The writing isn't exactly great, but to be honest, it's far better than most I've seen, so I can't ding them on that. The vore scenes are pretty well written, though, and there is some variance to them. The main drawback for vore fans is the short length of the game. If you're not a vore fan...why are you playing a game called Vore Town? It's a good way to spend a couple of hours, if you don't mind the graphics, and there's plenty enough secrets to uncover for the truly dedicated. Considering how few good vore games I've found, it's certainly worth a try

Summary: This game has a great deal of variety of vore scenes covering many different scenarios to enjoy vore scenes, and even includes breast expansion as another fetish. This game doesn't include any grand story or gameplay mechanics, and it knows that it is a fetish game and focuses purely on creating an entertaining and funny game, even though not all the jokes might hit. Pros: The game includes a great variety of vore scenarios that can range from being on stream and eating a streamer, to being eaten by a ghost girl, to eating a couple, and much more, and that is this game's strongest point. The game doesn't try to bore you with a grand story, repetitive gameplay, or confusing objectives, but offers an open-world vore-based experience, even though it's not that big, and allows you, after a very brief opening scene, to basically enjoy any vore scene you are after. The game features unique secrets and a couple of horror scenes that are both distinctive and scary. Spoiler: Here are a couple of the secrets. There is an entire Undertale-based secret lab and also an entire 3D section in the game. A horror scene that got me was after you go inside the empty room through the door next to the trees on the right side of the main map, if you run around, you get eaten by the "Admin". The actually surprising part was that it uses your computer account name and actually not only closes your game but slowly decreases your screen size before doing so, which I didn't know was possible to do, and I have played many horror games that have messed with files. The art, while not the best, is at least all unique, with each scene having the right amount of text, with many of the vore scenarios having multiple endings and paths that you can take, mainly being fully digested or not. Neutral: The humor in this game is going to be hit or miss, and throughout my gameplay, some I found funny and some i dont. The game has a good autosave system, which is important due to your character being able to die in many scenes, but just like all die-to-scene games can still be annoying, and you should still have multiple saves. When your character has eaten someone, you can talk to them which is a cool concept, but it doesn't lead to anything unique, just a couple of extra lines of flavor text. Cons: If you are not into vore, this game basically doesn't have much in terms of porn, as there is no fully naked art, and the sex scenes that are in are heavily based around the vore aspect of the game. This game doesn't have a way to properly replay many scenes, which makes sense for a vore game due to characters being eaten, but a gallery would still be appreciated. Note: will delete if there is one, but I couldn't find it. Final Score: This is a great vore-based game, mainly due to the number of scenarios and ease of access to these scenes with simple, unique art, but it should be rated a high 4 or low 5 if you are a vore fan. However, in terms of the game being played by a non-vore fan like me, it is more of a high 3 to low 4, so I am just giving it a 4/5.

TLDR: not a story game, quick fix game don't expect a good story, this is just here to scratch a small itch for vore. No clue what the other guy is on tbh. This is by no means a well-written masterpiece, but this game never parades around as such. This game understands what it is and is trying to do well, a short-form vore game with various characters with varying reasons to consume or be consumed. Yeah, the images aren't the best I've ever seen, nor are they the most unique, but this is not a story game, this is a quick fix game. Load it up, go find some characters you like, make saves next to them(no gallery) then play when you are in the mood.

A terrible clone of Mysta's Openvore made with even less effort. Where as Openvore has stolen art that is poorly edited to varying degrees of quality, this instead uses a truly terrible OC generator for everything. Aside from everything looking equal parts effortless and soulless, you have the added bonus of every image getting absurdly crusty anytime they're zoomed in. In this game, that happens a decent bit. All the characters look basically the same, and their stomachs all look downright hilarious when filled. These issues are pretty glaring, but typically, things like this are overlooked by people if the writing is good. This game's writing is not. It is absolutely terrible. I'll provide some examples. The dog is actually the best character to quote, because it really displays the writer's...'style'. "Imma barf" , "Woof bitch!!!" and "I'M A DOG BARF!" If you think this is a one off thing, it's not. The first character I intentionally spoke to said only one thing. A single thing. "Ya like jazz?" It's a weird collage of incredibly outdated memes and 2009 internet rawr xD!!! humor. By the way, the game literally starts off with a character saying fucking "M'lady." I don't think it was ironic. After all I've seen, even if the author claimed it was ironic, I'd call BS. Moving on, though. That's just annoying. Cringe, even. The real issue is the regular writing that tries to be...erotic? It goes slightly above the barrel's bottom quality tier, as the 3 vore scenes I read had more than 3 sentences to them. They, instead, had around 6 on average! The descriptions of the vore are very lacking, but not the worst I've seen on here. Not innately horrible, but very poor. No, the real sin here is the dialogue. Your character gets eaten and says, and I am quoting here: "I guess you're gonna digest me now, huh?" As if to excuse it or at least acknowledge how terrible it is, the character that ate you does point it out...but then nothing comes of it. It's pointed out and then forgotten. Self awareness tends to involve a bit more. This is an issue that was present in all vore scenes. Even when it's not consentual, it's...borderline diplomatic. It's always an Oh, it seems I've been eaten! A real shame, but by golly, that's just how things are! Off to sleep I go! mentality. It makes no sense. Even if you're not into them pleading or begging, it's just entirely dry. I've used "soulless" a few times, but that's what it is. This is, perhaps, one of the rudest things you can say about someone's writing, but it feels worse than what early Dungeon AI would pump out. It's as though the context of the scenario is entirely irrelevant; utterly forgotten and ignored. All in all, just bad. Really, really bad. The """"art"""", the writing, and the gameplay. Its only quality feature is that it runs slightly smoother than your average RPGM title.