This release is the 0.65 version of a parody game that Lumi and I have been crafting over time. Right now, only Toriel’s character is fully playable, but we hope to add more faces down the line.

This early version is pretty bare bones, focusing mainly on core mechanics rather than polish. In the future, we aim to flesh out the world with richer conversations, a wider cast, and enhanced battle artwork.

Controls are simple: use arrow keys to move around, Z to interact or pick things up, X to back out or cancel, and C to access the menu.

Unfortunately, since early 2017, Lumi and I have faced financial difficulties that make continuing development impossible for now. Time is scarce and funds are tighter than ever, so this project won’t see updates anytime soon.

We’re sorry to anyone who was excited about this game and hoped for more. Despite its unfinished state, this version offers a glimpse into what could have been.

If you want to explore what’s here, controls are straightforward and the focus is on Toriel’s storyline for now.

Keep an eye out in case we manage to return to this project, but for now, consider this a snapshot of our creative efforts.

First thing that hit me with this one was the vibe. Not “epic fantasy” or “serious romance” stuff, more like you walked into a horny convention and everyone is already half naked and pretending this is normal. The town is full of walking fur, tails and ridiculous curves, and the game doesn’t waste time pretending it’s about saving the world. It’s about fucking the locals and getting into trouble. You bounce between places like a small cafe where the barista’s shirt is way too tight, a beach that is basically one long excuse for wet fur and barely covered tits, and some sketchy corners where the “bad guys” hang out and treat you like fresh meat. It feels a bit like someone mashed Undertale, Zootopia and a cheap hentai doujin in a blender, forgot to close the lid, and just went with the mess that splashed on the wall.

The focus is all on the characters and their dirty jokes. Judy shows up, of course, all smug cop bunny with a cute ass and that “I’m in control” tone that disappears fast once the futa content starts kicking in. You flirt, pick dialog options, and it slides from goofy banter into “okay, she’s got a huge cock now and you’re on your knees” without much ceremony. That’s kind of the charm. One moment you’re having coffee, next moment she’s got you doing public stuff behind the cafe where someone can clearly see, and the game just shrugs like “yeah, this café has a blowjob alley, what of it.” There’s this one scene on the beach where a big dog-looking futa pins you in the sand and goes straight for doggystyle while people walk by in the background. No romance build-up, no fake moral dilemma, just “you’re hot, bend over.” I laughed, then realized I was actually into it, then laughed again because the script throws in a weird meta joke about Pokémon right in the middle of pounding.

It pretends to be a dating sim, but the relationships feel more like you’re speedrunning horny chaos. You still get moments of softness though, like sitting in the cafe at closing time, talking with a shy furry girl about stupid stuff, only for her to suddenly suggest public use and ask if you mind sharing her mouth with some random guys from the “bad” side of town. The humor is all over the place: sometimes it lands, sometimes it feels like a horny Discord server that got turned into a game, especially when they start poking fun at “serious” visual novels and then cut straight to a messy futanari threesome. I wish they handled one or two routes a bit slower, give more tension before the cock-in-throat scenes, but honestly that chaotic pacing is kind of the signature here. Everything is horny, slightly trashy, and weirdly comfortable, like browsing hentai on your phone in bed when you should be answering Slack notifications instead. You just sort of sink into this furry sex town, let the crossover nonsense wash over you, and before you know it you’re letting Judy rail you in public again, telling yourself it’s “for research.”