You, our initially-male protagonist, will find yourself in a periodically-changing body, traveling through different Realities, and exploring your sexuality far more than you bargained for.
Will your identity remain static throughout this journey, or will you find yourself gradually becoming someone you never dared to expect?
The sexual content in this game will generally be played from a submissive perspective, with the Protagonist's circumstances playing a role in how scenes are written.
Note: For those who dislike the pauses in dialogue, the "Instant Text" in-game option exists.
There is also a "Fast Text Skipping" option, for those who want to skip through things quickly. ♡
Note #2: Please post bug reports and questions on the TFGames forums, on itch, or the Discord.
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Initially, you take on the role of an adult male college dropout who feels like he doesn't quite fit in. Just when you're busy avoiding your problems, and dealing with the tedium of everyday life, you're presented with an opportunity you can't ignore. A friend of yours has managed to get you beta access to what is supposedly highly-advanced Virtual Reality, but she has one potential caveat: She wants you to play this hyper-realistic game in a girl's body. Although you want to tell her no, it IS only a game, and it is TEMPORARY, right?
Reluctantly deciding to go with the flow, you find yourself in a periodically-changing body, and traveling through Realities that don't seem so Virtual, all while exploring your sexuality far more than you bargained for. Will your identity remain static throughout this journey, or will you find yourself gradually becoming someone you never dared to expect?
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This game is set up to have a day/night cycle where each time you go to bed, you'll not only alternate between different Realities, but also alternate between two separate bodies.
In other Realities, you'll find yourself in the body of a woman you dreamed up, while in the Real World, you'll find yourself back in your original, male body (although even that body seems to be slowly changing...)
The gameplay involves fighting monsters, spending time with friends, finding secrets, and having lewd interactions with NPC's.
Go on a journey to figure out what's really causing all of this, and maybe have some fun along the way!
Loose playtime estimates for the current releases:
Public Release: About 8 hour and 11 minutes
Early (Patreon-exclusive) Release: About 11 hours and 11 minutes
The second innkeeper scene! (no art yet)
A decent-sized sapphic lewd scene with new art, and an existing character.
A mini lewd scene, which deals with the aftermath of the tent scene.
The art for the scene in the intro (the one with the mirror) has greatly improved, and is now in color!
Wynne, the witch in Verusa, has entirely new drawn artwork inspired by her existing design.
All of Damien's artwork used during dialogue has been HEAVILY reworked!
The art that Fantasy Protagonist's uses during dialogue has had its lighting improved.
Jen has one new expression in all her outfits, and Fantasy Protagonist has two new expressions,
which have been retroactively added to scenes!
Amy has several new facial expressions (including a blushy one), and a new pose.
An "IRL" story event where you run into a familiar face.
A new hangout scene with Jen and Caroline (the receptionist from the lab).
A new one-on-one meetup with Amy!
A group conversation with Wynne (the witch in the City of Four).
A new hangout scene in the mall, with multiple characters interacting.
Meeting two new NPC's in Verusa.
Story progress things!
Space? Kind of? (Disclaimer: not actually space.)
A new combat area to explore as a Full Party.
A short main-story quest obtained from Wynne.
A new Non-Battle Skill, and new places to use existing ones!
A new weapon for Seth, which has a special passive effect.
Two new equippable items which add Skills, and two which add passive effects.
Several new and different consumable items.
A new status effect, which is dealt by enemies.
Two new enemy types.
A separate, alternate location to encounter a hostile group of mages.
Damien getting electrocuted. :)
"Extra" Skills (granted by equipment) are no longer in a separate category, and are much more convenient to use!
Jen's self-buff has changed. Now, it unlocks a temporary Skill which pierces a single enemy twice.
Enemies have their names shown constantly now (instead of only when the enemy is highlighted).
The player can now go inside of the Alchemist's and Blacksmith's buildings WHILE the party members are training, which allows the player to still buy things.
The party's in-battle Faces also change expressions based on Status Effects, instead of just HP.
The lighting for Amy's expression art has been adjusted slightly.
There are several small visual changes to the game's intro!
Dr. Boss's in-map sprites have been updated to be more consistent.
Harpies' map sprites have been changed to more closely match their in-battle art.
Caroline (the lab's receptionist) now magically has red hair.
The woman who works at the Inn's appearance has changed.
Jen's in-game sprites now match her hair's design a bit better.
Using a Shelter while underwater no longer magically clears the "Deep Underwater" status effect.
It should no longer be possible to skip the night at the Lake in Verusa during a quest.
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I suspect I may have some sort of hardware-compatibility-issue with this game; both on Linux with Wine, and on a Windows 10 virtual-machine, I get the message "display failed to initialize", and the game doesn't start. And the web-version tells me my browser isn't allowed to open local files (even though Firefox definitely is). Thus, I have been unable to play the game.
This is odd, because Wine has been able to handle all other RPG-Maker games I've tried, and my GPU definitely meets the minimal requirements for MZ. Is there something weird about how this game's display works?
I've never made a review here before, but this game is worth changing that for lol
It has really cute dialogue, beautiful art, an interesting story, and even really great lewd scenes.
Best of all (in my personal opinion), it allows you to turn off your character's attraction to men (among other things), completely removing that from the game. I've often been annoyed when playing feminization games and the game just assumes that the user is attracted to men, and thus 'being feminized also includes suddenly being into dudes' or whatever. Which sucks if you're not into men. Luckily, this game allows you to make the protagonist exclusively into women, and it seems to have been pretty well integrated (I can't even imagine how much extra work that took, so props to the creator). If the sapphic content is anything to go by, I assume the content for those into men is also pretty good, but I can't be sure
Anyway, if you like feminization content, and a really submissive protagonist, and great art, plus a genuinely interesting story, I highly recommend giving this game a try.
This is my favorite game on TFGS. I've been playing here for about 6-8 years. I started playing Fenoxo's games way back in the day, before TiTS was a thing. I've seen a lot. This is my favorite game.
In most games, I kind of shoehorn myself into the character because it's not a perfect fit. Sometimes, I feel like those characters are RPing, playing up things they don't care about. Other times, I skip past or even just ignore content, because it just doesn't fit with me.
This character is different. We feel the same way. The character actually feels like me, I can not overstate this enough. This character is bothered by the things that bother me. They are concerned about the things that concern me. They are scared of the things that frighten me.
This is game is an absolute snapshot of what life was like when I hurled myself across the gender line. It resonates. Everything about the design of the main character just feels natural.
If you like the idea of M2F transformation, play this game. I hope you like it. I hope it means even a fraction of what it means to me. Or what it must clearly mean to the author.
Also there's sex scenes.
The max speed on auto dialogue could be faster. Based on my brief testing with my stopwatch, options for progressing at least twice as fast would be appreciated.
Leaving my first review in the many years i've visited this site,as I feel like this game should be getting more attention than it is. Incredibly impressed by what this game has already delivered in the short time it's been out. I played .3.4, and within 20 mins, ended up getting the patreon version .4.5. There's not a lot of RPGM games that do what this game does so well. It's well-written, with memorable characters and doesn't fall into a lot of the common pitfalls for this engine, no random encounters, combat is quick and fun and sometimes avoidable.
It's a slow burn game, but instead of just endlessly hinting at future encounters/content, the game delivers some surprisingly hot scenes before the character has even had sex. Some scenes are a bit on the long side, but usually in a good way, drawing out the moment and never throwing walls of text at you.
Rather than choose between masculinity/femininity, the game simply allows you to throttle how reluctant or eager your character is at these changes; femininity doesn't block scenes, only changes your character's reaction to them. Your other two stats are sexuality (which does gate scenes), and submission. The sub content is some of the strongest I've found in TF games, and actually focuses on fem/fem sub rather than just sissy content (not sure if that will be added later as there is a currently disabled "chastity" option in the menu.
The creator seems to be doing a great job of keeping the game focused on what they want it to be, and reasonable for a single person to develop (hopefully this doesn't' change). Really can't wait to see how this game develops, this is definitely going to be up there with Magical Camp and Afterlife.
I enjoyed this. It follows similar themes to a number of other games on the site but it's well executed and pays a lot of attention to details. Which is okay - yes, the game is very slow and loses itself in text, but I think the themes that it's going for would be cheapened if it just started to rush through them instead. The main character is a bundle of insecurities and anxiety and picking that apart takes time. It's okay for a game to be slow.
