Tiny Treats

Vore is such an under supported niche, and honestly I feel what we get is often not the best. Churn Vector probably sits at my favorite but it languishes in a place where any new content comes from the workshop. This game could EASILY overtake it if more content is added. The gameplay is simple. You were shrunken in a lab accident and now must move between rooms to gather pieces to fix the machine and restore yourself. Each room has a pseudo puzzle to solve to get the piece and possibly unlock the way to other rooms. Each room also contains a threat that will auto catch you if you are discovered minus two who just want to have fun with you in your current state. There are secrets, unlockable and collectibles as well as a more challenging difficulty to beat the game in. Honestly my only downsides are the scenes themselves are short and have no ending, they lock you in a pseudo limbo state where you hit R, the scene fades and then you're back in the start of the room. I also would like more scenes of more variety. All in all it is a very solid game, with a fun core and the potential to grow into the greatest vore game on steam.

10/10 game, would love to see more of this game and story in the future and love the amount of detail and lore put into the game, you can easily tell that the developer had their passion making the game and put lots of love and effort into it. Spent lots of time exploring and finding collectibles and had a blast whilst sharing my experience with friends via discord screen sharing, They also loved it, would definitely recommend the game a shot if you like what you see <3 Never felt happier being unbirthed ^w^

peak game i only fell a few times,also had to feed a lady chocolates for eterniuty

Hell yeah brother, size stuff *and* v8re?! My kinda game~ Great music, easy to understand mechanics, and an interesting setting that certainly kept me hooked! Scenes are great a varied along with characters and the little stickers and achievements kept me going long after the first playthrough.

I bought this ironically, I swear

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