You're the star quarterback, the homecoming king, and you're dating the hottest girl in school. Life is good...or it was, until you got yourself cursed by a witch. She wanted you to lose your muscles and your spot as the starting quarterback, but to your horror, other changes seem to be taking place too.
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Male path: This is pretty simple. Don’t do anything that would cause you to get transformed, spend a lot of time practicing football with Griffin and in the weight room, and you’ll hold onto the quarterback job
Jessica path: This is also pretty simple, at least for now. As long as you don’t break up with Jessica in order to get her into the Witchcraft Club, you’ll stay in a relationship with her.
Griffin path:
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Note: You'll have to restart the game to enjoy the new Raven content
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Note: You'll have a better experience if you start a new game. If you load up an old save and try to talk about scenes that happened a while ago, some of the conversations won't make sense
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YTLAG is definitely one of the best story-driven TF games I've ever seen. I was seriously impressed with this one.
This game is just really well executed in terms of how you can direct the TF. With the progressive curse angle, it breaks the usual mold of "oh no, I'm being controlled/tricked/forced into being a horny girl" without, you know, making it an optional feature. It also stays away from my pet peeve, framing femininity as something inherently bad and humiliating. Sure the protag is not thrilled about the situation and reluctant and deeply uncomfortable about it, but it doesn't feel stigmatized, which is a really important distinction. This is more of an interactive story than a sandbox game, which I found refreshing.
Points of improvement: it would be great to have more visuals and make better use of the paper dolls. I also wouldn't say no to an path where you don't start with the pussy from the outset. Penises are pretty cool, actually. The game gets pretty grindy at the end when you start running out of content. The sex scenes are fun, but I'd like to see more of them and more variations, maybe with different partners.But nitpicks aside, this is a fantastic game I'm going to come back to a lot.
But the thing that makes this game so memorable to me? It manages to dial up the horny right alongside... I'm not even sure what to call it. Sweetness, maybe? It made me laugh and like the characters and I didn't finish it feeling soiled. Vim avoids the self-loathing that's so common in TF fic without it being fluffy.
Anyway, this game is great and I'm going to be leaping on anything Vim does from here on out.
I've finally given this game a chance, and I'm glad I did. It's a pretty enjoyable game.
What kept me away before is that I thought this was just another sandbox sissy game with very slow transformation. I liked it that it has a magical curse instead of the usual "just crossdressing and femdom" of sissy games, but it was still too grindy and slow for me.
But the latest version has a cheat list of all the ways to transform, and so it was easier and faster to hunt for transformations this time, and so the grindy aspects of the game were much more bearable.
Soon I started to realize that this game has a lot in common with immortal classics like "How to Be Popular" by Kimberly Rex. It's a cool gaming experience where you can go from manly football player to girly sexy cheerleader. To me, that is a LOT more interesting than the usual "effeminate boy dresses up more and more" that is the theme of sissy games.
The game has a couple of paths, depending on which character you're dating, and there is also a bi-furcation that depends on whether you're subjected to a further spell that changes reality so that people remember you as always being a girl. There is actually a lot of detailed content. My favorite is the path where you become Griffin's devoted girlfriend after the reality change spell: there is something VERY enjoyable and karmic about becoming the girly girlfriend of the football rival you used to disdain. I'm less interested in the lesbian paths, but they're there for those who enjoy them.
If I do have a complaint is that there is still the usual weirdness you get in sandbox games: Needless repetition that gets worse as you get further into the game, and finding some content that seems to belong to other paths or to an earlier portion of the game. For instance, worrying about your voice being now too high and girlish to disguise when you already looks completely like a girl and is already dating Griffin.
This is one of my favorite IFs on the site. There's enough plot here, I'm good with calling it a story, and enough choice I'm satisfied with calling it a game. Also, wonder behold, there's a minimum of grind!
There's still some grind, the core assumptions prevent a full character creation, and the new focus on redeeming the witch as a character means there's a little less player agency, but it's still a very good magic high school drama with the kind of interactions I'd expect from children at university.
While magical transformation is a central mechanic, as a player, you don't have a lot of control over magic—yet—I'm expecting that in a future version. However, the receptiveness and frequency of transformations is directly tied to player action, and player choice has a heavy influence after the setup.
Also, for those who care, there aren't a lot of graphics with this one, it's storytelling in Sugarcube with a paperdoll system, so those who are looking for heavily graphic erotic experiences should look elsewhere. It can get pretty steamy, though.
There really needs to be an online verson of the game. for thoes who can't down load the game.
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I was pleasantly surprised by this game. I found the writing to be overall interesting, the interactivity within this game to be great for a sim that is also a CYOA game and the transformations within this game (while focused on one agenda) to be well described and added to the game state.
While this did strike as something similar to the "Cursed" format where your avatar can start off as a colossal bastard, you don't need to start that way. While I've looked at the game code and seen that starting off the game "against the grain of the story" doesn't reward you with lesser penalties when the story kicks off in full, there is room in the game code for it to possibly occur in the future; and it's a nice touch.
As the story progressed I found the branches (that exist in this version release) to be interesting and varied. They're not just punishment and the NPCs you interact with are not wholly shallow characters (though they can appear that way if you avoid social interaction as much as possible trying to reach the end goal), each with their own small backstory and motivations. Some of them are real jerks and you might see them as "rivals" depending on how you play your avatar's story.
Transformations are all stock standard for what you would come to expect around this type of sissifying game. Through my play testing and pushing the limit to see how far the story will cope if your avatar screws up/willingly goes all the way with the transformations it held together very well. For the age range that the avatar and the NPCs are set in, along with the story talking about a college environment and clearly setting the tone for high masculinity versus high femininity, where the transformations stopped came off as young adult just as a point of reference.
In short to finish with a TL;DR, this is worth playing and I look forward to seeing how it ends.
