This is a solid game, featuring basic 3D scenes to porray the adult material. It has a broad cast of decent characters, many companions, and an array of content, including several different kinds of transformations that can or have happened to you, companions, or NPCs, and spread between bad endings, decisions in the plot, and optional sex scenes.

That said, it is lighter on the transformation content than you might be looking for. I can confirm that the game contains all the fetishes listed, however.

There is a health item issue early on, but it's certainly do-able, and after the first hour or two of the game, this ceases to be an issue.

There are a wide array of mechanics in this game, each of which you can spend a considerable amount of time on. I tried to do as much as I reasonably could in one play through, although the game certainly warrants multiple playthroughs for people who want to see alternative paths, each with their own sex scenes and different character behaviour, and I ended up spending about ten hours of play time.

This all said, some of the things I've mentioned also come as downsides. The various mechanics don't run throughout the game, but only through one section of it.For example, during one act of the game, you need to do jobs to get money to buy better equipment, and progress the plot. After you finish the act, that mechanic is just done with. There's a mining mechanic later in the game, but it also only lasts for one act, and serves as a way to both make repeatable money, and gain items for a pseudo-crafting system that suddenly showed up.

Each of these mechanics are a solid start, but them only being temporary makes them all feel insufficiently developed.

The game also feels like it lacks a certain amount of focus. You start in a bandit camp, and doing quests in small areas, then the game shifts to involve an overworld, and an entirely different feel, both tonally, and mechanically. Then this happens again, and then again. Each of those themes could have been fleshed out into a solid game, but, instead you get them sewn together, a sort of Frankenstein's monster of different games.

Similarly, I expected the game to return back to it's origins at some point, and continue on, but it doesn't. There also seems to be a lack of adequate content to flesh out the later parts of the game, so they feel as if a game was wrapped up before it should have been, and instead you get a bit of a grindfest, that's probably about as long as the earlier content, but with much less substance to make it fun to explore. The entire experience just feels shorter than it should be, as well.

Overall though, a game worth checking out.

The scarcity of health potions is a tad annoying (especially at the start of the game), but I did manage to make it through. Overall a decent game.

<spoiler> As far as TF content, in my playthrough I found a succubus TF, possession by a dark goddess, mind control of my werewolf friend, and of course having a werewolf in the game.</spoiler> Overall has less TF content than seems average for games on this site, but still enough to belong here.

First off, the person who made this game is doing a pretty good job in terms of quality. The story is interesting and spelling and grammar errors are at a minimum (they are there, but they can be overlooked).

But a lot of people are saying that the game is too hard. They are right, and I think that I've figured out why: It is difficult if not outright impossible to heal your character. Nearly two hours in, I've found about four "small potions" (which restore about half of your life), one "potion" (which will restore most of your life -- but not all), and one food item that will restore some life. And that's for use between all characters in your party (the ones that randomly join your party never seem to carry items). That's it. You don't recover health when you level up, there are no magic spells or special attacks that I've found at this stage to recover health, and you only "sleep" to recover health at set story intervals. Seeing how most enemies will take away nearly a fifth of your life bar with a single hit, and you take about a twentieth of theirs when you hit them even after you've levelled up a few times, this seems to be a bit unfair.

I've also found no new weapons and armor, so taking out enemies is still very difficult later on.

Oh yeah, and this seems to be yet ANOTHER game on this site that has no character transformations to speak of. So far in the two hours I've played there is one character that turns into a werewolf ONCE. It is not a sex scene, and it is not YOUR character. If there are any changes later in the game, I fully expect that they will be "mental changes," the definition of which seems to be getting looser all the time.

If you want a challenge, some pretty vanilla human sex scenes, and don't mind little-to-no reward, by all means have a go, but I doubt that I'll ever play it again.

The game has a lot of effort put in to it, and a lot of content. It's pretty well written for the most part. If I could make some criticisms, I'd really like some way to skip the intro part which gets incredibly boring if you have to do it more than once. It's a good setup for the story, but I'd rather not play it more than once.

Overall the game is great, but I am stuck at the part where I have killed all of the wolfs and done what the npcs tell me, I cant figure out how to get mushrooms for the food list. If anyone knows how please tell me.