This game is shockingly good.  It isn't focused on the erotic side of TF, but rather the narrative implications, which is extremely refreshing to see.  It's easy to miss the genius of it at the begining, since the player character seems so weak, but it makes for a tense and wonderful first playthrough and a number of very fun repeat playthroughs.  Repeatedly I was amazed at how different narrative paths seemed fully featured.  Even small decisions can lead to outcomes larger than I'd expect possible.  As an RPG, all the skills and options seem balanced and useful.  The combat is just deep enough, but what's more interesting is how many opportunities there are to avoid combat altogether, or skew it in your favor using your skills. 

If you're only interested in masturbating, there are better games to play, probably, but the experience here is unique and well worth your time, and if you're into horror/animal TF, you'll probably get your rocks off along the way.

Even in it's currently unfinished state, I find this to be one of the best games available on the site, so long as you're interested in the darker side of transformations. The creativity and interactivity in the transformations themselves are the biggest draw, but even after youve seen them all you might find yourself coming back to try new character classes or builds like I have, especially since different endings can unlock new classes to try.

Gameplay is similar to old-school RPG gamebooks, with transparent mechanics that are easy to understand even without any sort of tutorial, and a semi-linear story that gives room to explore without being overwhelming in breadth. Each playthrough offers choices that can have far reaching impacts, and part of the fun is finding new solutions to obstacles you've solved before, or treating a companion differently to see how scenes change further down the line.

The gamebook inspiration does come with a major drawback, though. Combat and skill checks rely heavily on dice rolls and random chance, and the best you can do is weigh them in your favor, meaning a short streak of bad luck, or even a single bad roll in some situations, can be the one that finishes off an otherwise thriving character. Thankfully the game provides you with the option of whether or not you want to disable the ability to undo your mistakes, and manual saves are always available, which both work to mitigate what could be a major source of frustration. For the purists, the risk-reward dynamic can be engaging once you're familiar with the game, but expect to be making new characters often until you reach that point.

Give this one a try if you have any interest at all in anthro, feral, or especially corruption based TF themes (or if you just want a solid bite-sized RPG experience), and I promise you won't regret it.

Intriguing as it is, especially with the newly-implemented incremental TFs, I'd like to see this get developed further. :)

I am really likeing this!  The writing is pretty good, and there's enough random chance in there - influenced by skill scores, of course - that I feel it is a game and not just a multiple-choice story or a puzzle to find the right action to advance the plot.

I haven't played everything out of the current version yet, but I do have a few suggestions of things to fix or enable in future versions.  First, some sort of system for saving your personal information would be good.  Once I reach an end scenario, the game remembers the name I used, but I have to re-build my character.  It'd be nice if there was an option to simply re-enable the same character choices as I used last time with a single click.  Or of course I could choose to build a new creation entirely.  Character creation is easy and doesn't take long, but having to do it over and over was mildly irritating.

Secondly, there's a link to show the endings I've uncovered.  That goes toa list of the endings, and if I've encountered it there's a link to the actual scene.  That's awesome, but it doesn't always work.  I'll get an ending but there is no link provided.

I also am not sure it's wise to have the endings so explicitly available.  I suppose since this is for TF enthusiasts it'll help people "steer" towards those endings, but it diminishes the gae aspect of trying to actually find them.  I'd suggest they be blurred out, or worded in a way that gives a hint where they are but doesn't make it so clear what task you have to (or fail at doing) to reach.  Also, when I leave the site and return, those endings are re-locked.  For now, at least, they only count towards the current session.  It'd be nice if it remembered you from previous visits so you didn't have to play through it all again.

This definitely has promise, and I will eagerly await fixes and expansions as BlubballsFA works on it.  It's good now, and it could be great.

Very good writing. 0.1 ends abruptly after 1 encounter (have not tried to descend into the chasm next to gate). There is many classes available from the start, if different class - specific paths are planned for all of those that could maybe turn out too  many to handle for the required amount of writing. Will play again, good start!