#furry game

[yorozumarugallery]

COMMISSION WORK

[nomaxart]

Character artwork for the cook of the Conway, and one of the support characters in the story, Bandile.

Who wouldn't love a bunny as their cook! I'm sure he's doing great work! What? What do you mean, It's been nothing but carrots for 3 weeks in a row?!

[bigbearbruno]

Can someone explain to me what is the diffrence beetween Changed and Changed spacial edition exactly?

Also Puro is super cute

[theoddest1]

the funny thing about SH being registered as a gaming company I heard this from someone else is that loona voice actor thought she was doing voicelines for a furry fighting game but then later on found out she was actually voice acting a character for a animated show…

yeah something definitely shady going on in the studio

First, yeah, something def shady going in fr fr. Hopefully, one of these days, we will find out what exactly is happening.

Second, a furry fighting game sounds wild, and something that would probably make a ton of money💀.

[bibixpgames]

"CTRL FREAK" will be releasing in April, come heck or high waters! :DDD

Yup, the release date/month is finally here, and I hope when it releases you'll all like this little sci fi visual novel! It's different, but lovable to me!

[gamebearart]

UNTITLED PUBLIC DOMAIN GAME

So I’ve been infatuated with the public domain (a collection of creative works not held under copyright law that are free for public use) for a while now so I’ve been playing around with a story concept :3

���️ALICE STRAIGHT OUT OF WONDERLAND 🖤

Some town NPCs

And here are some sketches :3

[andragontype]

Digital art: Carl Hendricks

I started playing the visual novel "Echo" and I liked one of the characters named Carl. I'll keep playing.

[ricksketchbookagain]

Hayven Celestia: Under One Sky is out now! It's our sci-fi VN we've been working on this last month!

[nexiara]

Its kind of funny how my game went from a game about a girl with no face who need to find her parts of her face all over her house while she fights her traumas, to a furry detective limbo game.

[klaineka]

Rot Cubs is a visual novel series about young animals who get taken to mysterious Rotwood Manor, where something scary and mysterious is definetly going on. If you like spooky stories with mysteries, queer caharcters and cute animals, you might wanna check this out! The second chapter was just finished, and both chapters are for free! Both chapters can be found HERE Chapter 1 here! Chapter 2 here!

[nomaxart]

Your one post today that isn't an april fools joke. It's an actual update! #11 to be precise, called Clouds on the horizon!

It's the first update after our first timeskip, so we'll be jumping right to day 12 of the journey, several hundred nautical miles further south and, well, perhaps a little cloudy judging by the name? Only one way to find out! If you like to have more info you can read the devlog over here: https://nomaxart.itch.io/conway/devlog/707731/conway-update-11-is-now-available You can play it for free over here: https://nomaxart.itch.io/conway

[silkyfangs-art]

Tropical Hearts is now LIVE! Come celebrate with us on Discord!

Dear fans!

We’ve got great news! At long last, Tropical Hearts is fully released!

Tropical Hearts on Steam

There are now three islands full of battles and mysteries for you to explore. And with over 100 Dates and Story Events, new outfits for the cast and the introduction of Femme Alex, there's plenty of new content for you to enjoy!

Thank you so much for your patience and support. We had a blast working on our very first game and we truly hope you’ll enjoy every moment of it.

As always, don’t hesitate to join our Discord to receive tech support, get the latest news and meet other players! Starting this weekend, there's an art raffle and a Steam Key raffle to celebrate the release! And there's more surprises on the horizon!

discord.gg/jqSqN5DHhf 

Cheers! SilkyFangs & Rubicus

"A unique game that combines elements of action, romance, and RPG, and offers players a journey filled with mystery, magic, and love. The game's rich narrative, vast array of skills, and diverse cast of characters make it a game that is sure to keep players engaged and entertained." - Kiba Snowpaw

"Fun and completely unexpected!” - Templo dos Jogos

"A catchy, indie anthro dating sim that feels like a holiday! The characters are really diverse. You meet all kinds of species, all of them fun and well-developed. But there's more to this story than it seems... Highly recommend it!" - Lady Nicolle

[punchingupthefangame]

Punching Up Dev Diaries #2 - Making a Gay Game

When I first had the idea to make Punching Up, all I planned to do was take the characters from the original Animal Boxing game and put them in a game with third-person style boxing gameplay, like Fight Night or Ready To Rumble. However, I realized this original vision wasn't motivating me for multiple reasons. My first solution was to remove the female characters and focus on the male characters.

I chose to do this for one primary reason: I am a gay man with an attraction to boxing. The whole reason I got attached to the original game was because I saw a video of Apolo winning against the MC and thought he was super hot. With that particular attachment to the game, I had to find my work with the game to be just as stimulating.

Further along into the planning stage, I decided to take things a step further and infuse more gay content into the game's characters and plot. This was something I went back and forth with A LOT. In the end, however, I decided to go forward with this as it makes me the most happy. I'm not making any money off of this due to it being not my original characters/assets (which I'll make this a separate post later on, but there will be no option to back or financially support me making this game), so what matters most is making a game that makes me the most happy.

The gay content in the game will manifest only in dialogue and characters' individual storylines. By that, I mean some characters will be in "canonical" relationships with each other and have pre and post match dialogue that can be flirty. This will have no impact on gameplay and there will be no "gay" gameplay, like sex mini-games or other content like that. Any gay content will stay PG, but I may in the future create an XXX version once the original is done.

[bibixpgames]

Getting CTRL FREAK closer to done than ever! Just look at that cute little animation! :DDD

Turns out animation can turn out real nice, once I figured things out! XD

[byfurries4furries]

The Smoke Room (Horror Western Visual Novel)

So I talked about Arches and Echo, so I might as well talk about their prequel, the Smoke Room. Unlike the other games in the Echo series, aside from the side games, the Smoke Room is primarily made by writers who aren't Howly, who wrote most of Echo and all of Arches and Adastra. In this case, the main writer is GeorgeSquares. Howly did write the prologue and Redd, who's one of the main writers for another VN called Glory Hounds, wrote part of one of the routes, which was eventually partially rewritten by George anyways. There's also more artists working on it than there was for Echo.

In the Smoke Room, you play as Samuel Ayers, a gay prostitute in 1915 in Echo in furry Utah and/or Arizona. Sam falls in love with one of his clients, Jack. Together, the two hatch a scheme to use some hidden away gold in the mines in order to leave Echo and start a new life somewhere else. Jack is, however, tricking Sam and tries to kill Sam in the secluded part of the mine where he pretended there was gold. Sam miraculously survives the murder attempt and ends up killing Jack in self defense. Unfortunately, he's a gay prostitute in 1915, so he knows better than to try and report what Jack did to him and especially the killing. However, several weeks later, somebody drags Jack's body into town and the mine workers riot over the news. When the riot happens, Sam is stuck in the brothel with three potential clients and another on the way, one of which is a miner who saw him the day of Jack's killing and another of whom is the sheriff of the town.

The four clients are:

William Adler: The coyote sheriff who plays by his own rules, specifically the rules that allow him to plow Sam's ass

Nikolai Krol: The badger miner who's a big softie and great cuddler. However, he saw Sam the day of the murder

Clifford Tibbits: The chipper and naïve stoat who's on an anthropology trip to study the nearby furry Navajo

Murdoch Byrnes: The witty fox who happens to be the town's only photographer

The Smoke Room excels in a lot of respects. Its protagonist is very interesting, the branching narrative is very divergent, it's surprisingly historically accurate, and the supporting cast is very filled out. Let's go over each of those. Unlike many VN protagonists, there's practically no attempt to make Sam even resemble a player-insert. He's a prostitute who's simultaneously ashamed of his job and proud of how good he is at it. Even when he's off the clock, he's a very service-minded person with those he cares about and although he's pretty lost and out of his element with most other work, he's very confident and sure of himself when he's providing sexual services. But this also applies to his ability to be a good romantic partner as well. He also knows how to be patient and caring even when he's allowed to take the lead as he's very respectful of other's boundaries when it comes to sex. Unlike most dating sim protagonists, it takes no suspension of disbelief to see why he'd be able to romance so many characters. He's genuinely a great romantic prospect for any of his clients and if he were an option as a love interest himself, he'd probably be quite popular.

The branching narrative is another positive. Every route is extremely different with very few overlapping events. This makes sense as unlike with Echo, the main characters aren't a real friend group yet. Nik sometimes plays poker with Will, Murdoch sometimes does crime scene photography for Will, and Cliff doesn't know anyone at the beginning of the game. The only reason they came together at all is they happened to be trying to book Sam around the same time. Now, depending on the route, they can become closer. Will's route especially works for this, because it's the only route where Sam isn't trying to avoid Will, who's basically the connecting thread for everyone else. However, each route goes in its own direction and has basically its own side cast. Nik's side cast involves his fellow mining union members and his bosses/supervisors as they clash over labor disputes while Nik tries to help find enough gold to get Sam out of Echo. Cliff's side cast involves the expedition crew he acquired and furry Navajo members he meets along the way in his journey to investigate the troubling conditions of the nearby reservation. Murdoch's family as well as his childhood friend make up his side cast along with a star student at the school Murdoch's sisters work at who blackmails Sam into helping her solve the mystery of her classmate's disappearance. And Will's route follows him investigating the mysterious death of Huxley, an abusive drunk with a wife who might have killed him, but the details just don't seem to line up, and that's on top of Will's ex-wife and son moving to Echo without warning. So you can be sure that you won't see any route repeating itself too often.

The historical accuracy is the last point I want to go over, because it does go to a lot of lengths most westerns won't even mention. For example, as was actually the case in the Wild West, brothels are not considered dirty or debased. In fact, the brothel Sam works at, the Saguaro Hip, doubles as a saloon and it's considered an upstanding place for upper middle class families to socialize. Also homosexuality is not THAT frowned upon. It was sorta treated the way marijuana was and still is in some areas. It's illegal for sure and being too brazen about it can get you arrested or beat up depending on the company, but keeping it private would more or less be doable under certain circumstances and letting it slip occasionally isn't the end of the world. Also, it wasn't uncommon for working class guys to be brazen and open about it when not around decent folk, especially in the West. A lot of care was taken to try to accurately depict queerness before WWII.

A positive I want to mention compared to other Echoverse games is that there's no solid expectations of paranormal stuff. The hysteria in Echo is not common knowledge in this era. Murdoch is the only one in the main cast who's lived there long enough to at least know for certain that there's a uniquely high amount of paranormal stuff going on, but even if he does know about the hysteria, it's clear that it's not common knowledge to residents or outsiders, unlike in Echo where there's at least one well known case of it or in Arches where the town is actually famous across the country for at least two cases of it, one of which happened less than a decade ago. And because the routes diverge so much and there's no clear timeline, there's no frame of reference for when it might be coming. The only clear indication is in Nik's route, but you would only know of that if you played the prologue of Echo AND connected the clues set up by the inaccurate summary of the events of the Smoke Room within the prologue of Echo. Otherwise, all bets are off and there's no telling when it will happen, which is further helped by the fact that unlike Echo, the Smoke Room doesn't keep explicit track of days and isn't afraid to do timeskips that throw off the chronology of events.

Although the Smoke Room is not really that close to complete (it's suspected with pretty good evidence that it's barely halfway done), I do highly recommend it. It is however the first VN I've recommended that really isn't close to a satisfying pausing point for any of the routes. If you have a high tolerance for incomplete visual novels, I'd say it's definitely worth the cost, even though it's free. If not, just check out other games in this series like Echo and Arches. Until next time, keep on yiffing.

Links

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