The mysterious CEO of Trans Genetic has a strange way of picking new junior executives for their company. Six of you are left on the mysterious 13th floor, and the last man standing will gain the position. Will that be you?
This is a mini Twine game of male-to-female transformation that can be finished in less than an hour. It's very short and sweet but has potential for expansion if people are interested.
Be aware that the game was originally written in the 2010s so some of it might be a little outdated!
A short and sweet little game, a port of my original RAGS game.
1.1 Minor bugs fixes.
1.2 Typos and bug fix.
1.3 Roy and Victor not getting out of the way when transformed, repeatable action stopping winning, separate win endings depending on transformation.
1.4 Updated interface and general performance updates.
v1.3.0:
A short and fun puzzle CYOA game with multiple endings and one good ending. Transformations detail is fine and interactivity is good for such a simple CYOA game.
Certainly worth a look. Recommended.
A very nice short game. Have played though it a few times now and it seems quite enjoyable. A simple game if you got a spare 5 minutes to play. Will make you want to improve your game ending.
I think I like this game, but have only found events that M2F my character. It looks like I should be able to transform others too but I do not see how.
a super duper simple game ported to HTML.
I don't mind it at all; the original comes from an arguably better era where games were actually finished, where you pop in, get some good transformations, and then call it a day. This is no half finished overly complicated snore where all of the actual transformations won't come out for another twelve years. simple and to the point.
Fast review ^^:
i liked the rags version because its a nice and short game with a good story with nice images. I also like the new version with the same pictures and story.
the only difference between them is that the new version plays out even faster but i won't rate that because i think this is a matter of taste.
