This one is like somebody mashed a feeder fetish Tumblr blog with a janky fantasy VN and then just said “yeah fuck it, ship it” and honestly, I respect that. You’re a magic user with basically one trick: make girls soft, heavy and completely addicted to stuffing their faces, and the whole game spins around that idea without pretending it’s about anything else. No fake epic story, no pretending this is some serious adventure. You flick some spells, shove more food their way, watch clothes lose their will to live and bellies start taking over their lap. It’s stupid in the exact way it needs to be.

The fun kicks in when you realize the “magic” is basically a permission slip for the game to crank the growth into stupid territory. You’re not just feeding her another slice of cake. You’re watching her thighs weld to the chair while she complains that she can’t move, yet somehow still reaches for that last plate. Her shirt starts out just a tiny bit tight, then a few clicks later it’s riding so high you’re staring at bare gut and the poor buttons look like they want to declare bankruptcy. There’s this one scene where she’s clearly trying to pretend she’s not turned on by how heavy she’s getting, but then she shifts her weight and her whole belly slaps down in her lap and she just freezes. The little blush, the awkward laugh, the “oops guess I overdid it haha” while she very clearly did not hate that at all. That moment hit harder than any generic porn game pose. Also the sound of her eating in some scenes is disgusting in the best way, just messy chewing and gulping that makes you feel like a total creep for enjoying it. Which you will.

It’s still a horny trash fire though, don’t get me wrong. Some of the dialog reads like it was written on a phone during a bus ride and then never edited, weird grammar and typos all over, and I swear one line had her talk about “losing calories” when she clearly meant gaining. There’s a bit of that “oh no I’m getting so fat, guess we have to keep going” copy paste vibe, which gets old in the middle, but then a new scene drops where she tries to stand and you can practically feel the chair begging for mercy and suddenly you forget you were annoyed. The pacing is all over the place too. Early on the changes are subtle, then at some point it just jumps from “kinda chubby” to “how are your knees still alive” with barely any transition. The game clearly hates subtlety. Also the UI looks like it was slapped together in five minutes using free assets; one of the buttons sits like 3 pixels off from where your brain expects it and it drove me insane. I kept misclicking it, then getting horny again, then getting annoyed again. Loop. But if your brain lights up whenever a girl groans about being too full while she still asks for more, or you like watching a cute character basically turn into her own couch, this thing pokes that part of your lizard brain over and over until you forget every flaw it has.

Welcome to "Over the Moon".
A lot has happened over the past 2 years, picking up from where 'A Moment of Bliss' ended. Welcome to the future, where memories can be transferred to Androids. You can now use VARGs, Virtual Augmented Reality Glasses, a new way to interact without leaving home. Your daughter Moon is a music star in the making, and her business manager wants you to write some songs for Moon for the television show "Madds Medusa." Here's the thing: your daughter hates your guts, and you need to spend a week with her.
How will things go?
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A dating simulator game set in a world where adult VR servers blur the lines between reality and fantasy. Immerse yourself in gameplay built on real-life and virtual life story events, navigating adult scenarios and forming relationships. Make strategic choices that influence the story’s outcome and unravel the mysteries surrounding the virtual world.

Summer at a film studio sounds cute until you’re the only clueless guy dropped right in the middle of everyone’s dirty little secrets and fake smiles. In this VN you’re a young dude who thinks he’s just going to chill with his best friend, maybe flirt a bit, maybe finally figure out what the hell he wants. Instead, the whole place feels like a crime scene wrapped in a gossip column. One ugly incident happens early on and from there the story starts twisting: every actor, every director, every assistant with a perfect jawline suddenly has something to hide, and your dick and your moral compass are never really pointing in the same direction. It’s very “I want to trust you while you’re fucking me against the dressing-room mirror, but also did you ruin my life yesterday?”

What I liked first is how soft the game pretends to be. Colors, outfits, that glamorous showbiz vibe, all very pretty and romantic. The MC is this slightly confused but not dumb guy, and the cast is full of men who would look perfect on some Instagram Explore page. At the start I really thought it would stay in that sweet boy-love lane: tender kisses behind the trailers, shy confessions, a bit of hand-holding on the red carpet, that kind of thing. Then the corruption side slowly slides in and it changes the taste of everything. Suddenly that sweet producer who bought you coffee is pushing you to use your body for information, the golden-boy actor is happy to bend you over a script table if it helps keep his secrets safe, and a “romantic date” can easily turn into you being used as leverage in some nasty studio game. Sex scenes can be affectionate and slow, but some routes lean into power play and manipulation, where you feel yourself giving in, scene after scene, to guys who know exactly which button to press, both emotional and physical. I adore this, and I kind of hate it. Sometimes the writing hits really intimate and raw, and other times it feels like it is teasing something darker but stops just before getting truly messy. The corruption is strong on the emotional side, less so on the body-breaking side, and I’m greedy, I wanted more moral rot.

The dating sim part has that old Ren’Py brain feel where you start counting choices in your head while pretending you’re not. You’re juggling conversations, saying the “right” bullshit in interviews, choosing who you trust after some dramatic reveal, and half of the time you’re thinking with your cock, half with paranoia. I had one path where I tried to stay loyal to one guy and it still ended in this bittersweet, almost cruel way, and then another run where I was basically a slut with a notebook, fucking my way up and down the call sheet to squeeze clues out of people. That second run actually gave me one of the softer endings, which pissed me off but also made me weirdly happy. Some endings feel romantic and hopeful, some are just like “congrats, you survived and you’re a little broken now”, which, in a game about show business, feels just right. There is at least one moment where you’re fully naked in a dressing room, getting pinned to the wall by a guy you definitely should not trust, and the only thing between “good” and “bad” ending is whether you whisper what he wants to hear while he’s inside you. That tiny choice feels much bigger than all the dramatic speeches. If you want to squeeze everything out of this game, you kind of have to lean into that, replay scenes, deliberately pick the jealous, needy, or whorish option, even when you know it will hurt your nice-boy image. Let the MC be a little trash, let him be in love with the wrong man, let him say “yes” when any sane person would say “no”, and the story suddenly opens up in ways that feel uncomfortably real and very, very hot.

First day back after the holiday break, only a few months of high school remain. But a strange announcement derails everything from then on.

Set in a parallel world, a young man sees his life and future changed in ways he had never imagined. All people over the age of 19 vanished, abilities and physicalities beyond what was normal are displayed by those who remained, and rules are imposed to accommodate the new order, eventuating a struggle for survival and supremacy unlike any before. Shrug into his uniform as he navigates his new reality, the whims of the masterminds behind the reformation, and the desires and intentions of every other teenager just like him.​

Beth having the worst night of her life is honestly the best part of this game. She walks out of her hotel room, door shuts, and boom, no key, no clothes, nothing to hide behind except her hands and your very questionable guidance. The whole thing is basically one long panic walk of shame through corridors, stairwells, lobby areas, random corners where you swear nobody ever shows up, until suddenly there is a security guard, or some drunk guy, or that one old couple that absolutely sees everything. I liked that a simple choice like “run for the elevator” or “sneak through the fire stairs” turns into a totally different kind of humiliation. In one run I tried to make her act confident, just walking fast like she belonged there, boobs out, pretending this is casual, and the game punished me hard with her getting spotted by like three different people in less than a minute. Another time I made her crouch behind a plant that was obviously too small. That went even worse, but also kind of better, you know? Because the more she screwed up, the more the game leaned into that public exposure feeling, close-up 3D shots of her trying to cover herself while people stare right at her pussy or try to get a look from behind. It’s not subtle. At all.

The choices are snappy, not long walls of text, which I liked. You pick something, short scene plays out, you get a couple of voiced lines, then suddenly you are in a “oh shit I didn’t think that through” situation. Her voice actress sounds half embarrassed, half turned on in some routes, which made everything hotter but also kind of funny. There’s one branch where she ends up hiding in a random room and of course it’s already occupied. That’s where the game stops pretending this is just comedy and goes full-on explicit. You get her pushed up against furniture, mouth full, sloppy sounds while she tries not to moan too loud because there are people in the hallway. I liked the way the camera gets close when she is on her knees, spit on her lips, guy holding her head like he owns it, but on my second run that same scene felt a bit too quick, like it jumped from “oh no they saw me” to “throat full of cock” in a few clicks. Vaginal scenes are more relaxed, slower angles, you can really see her body clenching around him, and I honestly wished the game stayed in those moments a bit longer. But then again, if it did, it would probably lose that nervous energy of “fuck, anyone could walk in right now” that makes the whole thing work.

There is also that little extra game thrown in, Miku’s Strip Trivia Night, which feels like something made after a few beers and then kept in on purpose. It’s just stupid enough to be fun, like a late-night Discord dare that turned into a real thing. I failed half the questions on purpose because watching her peel off clothes one piece at a time while joking about it in voice chat style is just satisfying. Sometimes her reactions are oddly calm for someone losing her bra in front of a stranger, then in another round she sounds way more flustered. No idea if that was intended or I just imagined it, but I liked it anyway. The whole package is pretty rough around the edges, there are moments where I clicked the wrong thing just because the option text was a bit unclear, and one path dumped me back to the menu so fast I thought I misclicked in my browser tab. Still, the awkwardness kind of fits. This is not a “smooth” fantasy. It feels messy, a bit cheap, like being on public transport in a city you don’t know, naked, horny, laughing at yourself, and still somehow picking the worst hallway every single time.

Whole thing feels like someone took your usual "guy with sword saves kingdom" story, flipped the table, set it on fire, then told the dude to lick the boots of the girl who lit the match. You’re this dude with literally zero power, and every woman around you knows it and enjoys it way too much. No heroic path, no secret chosen one, you’re property, and the game never lets you forget it. First scene that really sold it to me was when you think you’re finally getting some kindness from this noble lady and she just casually clips a collar on you while talking about the weather like it’s nothing. Then she drags you by the chain in front of her guards and asks you to open your mouth. Not for kissing. Use your imagination. They make you do it while they’re joking about how men used to have “rights” and stuff. Felt weirdly hot and kinda depressing at same time, which is exactly the vibe here, I guess.

The whole female army thing is actually used, not just flavor text. You get marched around, inspected, judged like cattle, and half the fun is in those small humiliations. Getting made to kneel on cold stone floor for too long, staring at boots and bare feet because you’re not allowed to look up, then suddenly she presses her toes against your lips like it’s the most natural thing. If you like the whole “you’re a toy, not a partner” dynamic, this game just hammers that over and over. There’s no soft dom “are you okay, babe?” energy. The mistresses treat you like a hole and a pair of hands. One of my favorite moments: you’re exhausted from work, covered in sweat and dirt, and the commander lady uses you to "clean" her feet instead of grabbing a towel. She pushes her heel into your tongue, complains you’re sloppy, then rewards you by letting you taste her in a much more explicit way, but only after she wipes herself on your face like you’re some living napkin. It’s gross, it’s hot, it’s kind of funny, and the game never pretends it’s romantic. You want romance, open Tinder. Here it’s collar, spit, orders, and your mouth getting used while they laugh about keeping you in the dungeon if you fail again. And yeah, I wish there were more routes where you could push back even just a little, but also, that would ruin the fantasy this thing is clearly built for, so it’s never happening.

Eric, the character of 'Big Brother', the famous Dark Silver game, is probably one of the most controversial characters. The world is divided into two parts: those who love Eric and those who hate him. Yes, of course Eric, the character who faces the young Max from 'Big Brother'!
But we start at the very beginning, right at the first meeting between Eric and Ann. And if you don't like it, you just have to give up the game. Of course, you will find a lot of characters from the original game and new ones that gradually integrate into the main story. Enjoy it!​

Paula Honeybottom was a young soap-opera star before leaving it all behind for the love of her life, Dick. She settled for the role of a housewife and acting teacher instead. She was quite happy for 20 years - until the "love of her life" turned out to be an asshole and left her for his young lover.

He really was a Dick, apparently...

Now she is depressed, has lost all confidence in herself, and is looking over the edge of a slippery slope. Luckily, she isn't alone - she has two young people living with her, a boy and a girl, who will help her out and save her from a tragic end. What are they to her? Well, you decide...

What you also decide is if Paula stays as she is - a beautiful and curvaceous lady - or a fit and energetic 42-year-old teenager: by your choices, influence Paula's lifestyle and therefore her looks.