FEED IT (Games On A Chair)

Plots like this with abuse can be done in a very impacting way but the whole premise of this is really cheap. Like others mentioned its some poor thought out chase sequences with the pig just jumping out of nowhere. Multiple endings but couldn't see the point in playing based on the premise alone being summarized in one playthrough. Could have more engaging interactions with decisions based on how someone who still feed themselves scraps while under some sort of influence but hardly has any impact at all once you decide to eat. 2/10 - less than an hour while just exploring the first run.

https://youtu.be/4HazhEJdzF8 Nicely designed game though it has a repetitive plot of being called a ♥♥♥♥♥, feed the pigman / feed yourself, chase sequence, get caught / find your way out and then on your way to the next level to do the same thing over again. That is the main thing bad with the game and I wish it was something different for each level. Design wise the game was great with very nice visuals, level design, and so on. Story is basically living with a verbally abusive pigman I guess it does that part well lol and overall I would say this game isn't that bad. Does have replayability as well which is also good if you are the person to get all achievements but if you are doing a one and done type of thing the game is under an hour. Not the worst game I played though with what I mentioned before with its main con and all but I found the story interesting / enjoyable enough to play it to the end

Hidden gem right here! Highly recommend playing this one for any horror fans.

beautiful graphics, stupidly scary

I'm in danger Skyler

A solid experience with a clear allegory for abusive households, tying oneself down with self-fed guilt and trauma, and many other horrific reasons as to why escaping becomes near-impossible. It's very short, but has multiple endings and interesting secrets to find and bits of dialogue that play out in a way that isn't preachy. While it's obvious what the story is about I think that it does it justice and even elaborates on it to a degree that is uncomfortable, but terribly well done. It's worth the money and time to play.