#vore games

[ethylthemerc]

I thought they said Dungeon Meshi

How the hell they gonna keep things SFW?

[bort-the-solenogaster]

Thinking about making a game

Something EM style.

Maybe something adventure toychest.

You are a thief and you use vore to get away with it.

Vore is more like multiple choice cutscene, that plays out if caught or to pass certain sections.

If you fail, peril. If you succeed, progress.

Vore could be a gift or a curse depending on circumstances.

Either way, navigating the right choices yields benefits, get it wrong and you get a punishment.

The level of each depends on the situation.

Depending how well you do the stealing part, said situation can change.

Be stealthy, get big money, talk the talk, walk the walk, and all will be fine.

Get caught, get no cash, talk dumb, fail to get gud, and things will end bad.

Bare in mind, I'm making this thing, so the vore is the reward, not the punishment.

And oh yeah, it's gonna be cyberpunk.

[inthisworlditsvoreorbevored]

Did you guys know that the game Life Force for NES is basically an endosoma space shooter?

The whole game is set inside a giant space-dragon-monster thing named Zelos who literally eats entire planets.

Description on the back of the box since it’s hard to read:

Calling all Viper Pilots -- the galaxy's on the edge of doom again!

You've saved the innocent people of Gradius from the vile Bacterions. But now an even deadlier plague has slimed into the neighborhood.

It's Zelos, an all-engulfing, planet-eating alien who's hungering to take a bite out of you!

Only this time you don't have to rescue the millions of Gradians alone. You can call on a starfighter friend from the planet Latis, who'll fight beside you in his RoadBritish space destroyer.

You'll both be gunning for max power-ups, with ripple lasers, plutonic missiles and impregnable force fields.

But you better be on target. For this isn't your ordinary space scum. And to crush him you've gotta soar through his guts, blast past his death traps and ultimately blow out his heart.

Good luck Commander. The Galaxy's counting on you!

Featuring simultaneous play for two players or play against the computer.

It’s important to note if you’re looking into this that it’s the US port of the game that’s like this. The original Japanese version (and also the EU version) is called Salamander and doesn’t have the same setting.

In the US version they updated sprites to give the originally mechanical enemies a more organic appearance to make the whole “inside a giant space monster” appearance.

As someone who loves giant monsters, vore, endosoma, space shooters, and retro video games I was obviously thrilled when I first discovered this.

It’s really hard though. If you’ve ever played a Gradius game I’m sure you know what I’m talking about (plus it’s for NES and you know how the NES can be in terms of difficulty).

Maybe this is already better known than I think but it’s not something I ever see discussed in the vore community so thought I’d share in case it piques anyone else’s interest.

[amarostummycorner]

Me, a horror and vore fan playing Saint Muilana's Vore Academy: Well mark me down as scared and horny!