Wheel Of Fates

no wg

Fantastic vore-themed game with a long campaign. Gameplay is unique and satisfying.

With how prevalent luck can be in RPG games, it only makes sense someone would come along and have things tied to a literal roulette wheel. Thankfully, this is a very fun game with an adorable artstyle. Furthermore, this game pulls something off that I always love seeing: Manners in which the enemies can affect or transform the player. Getting defeated by enemies can grant to access to special attacks based on the enemy who conquered you, in fact, I'd say getting beat is near essential with how topnotch some of the rewards are. Perhaps the vore aspects won't be to everyone's tastes, but it is for sure a fun time. Especially considering it's free. Just fair warning, this is a short game. What you see is what you get here, but that's alright by me. Long as the game is fun, and this is indeed fun.

Going with a "meh", but rounding up. Would've rounded down if the dev obfuscated the RPG Maker files. The only other thing saving the game from a downvote is the nice art, which again would be reason for a heavy downvote if they were obfuscated. Anyway, free or not, the game's combat is incredibly repetitive. Despite the game's narrative and gameplay focus on the wheel, the wheel itself is actually the worst part of the game, I'm not even an hour in and I'm already tired of it, and it's made worse by my distaste in RNG in games (though here it's partly skill.) To make the wheel worse, the game doesn't frontload anything other than a few vore bellies (bellies are a plus though). It teaches you about the wheel and the wedges, and then you get nothing to play with. I don't really know how to explain my complaint here or compare it to other games, but I'll try: It's a bit like an RPG where you complete the 30-minute tutorial dungeon and instead of unlocking a couple baseline staple skills, a party member, and finding a few pieces of slightly-upgraded equipment for doing it, you instead leave the dungeon with an axe with 50% accuracy, and a skill that kills you.

it's really fun with lots of content

Second Coolest Turn Based Battle system I've ever encountered. Word of warning: Beware the Trebuchet.