RPGM - Famished, Hazel's Journey [v25] [Famished]

First game with AI art that i liked, waiting for upds that develop more the fmc friends, just think that, it could upgrade the vore and other fetishes content, has a lot and is good, but could add a little more quality, btw, is a game with a lot of content that rarely you'll get bored

V23e

Positives:
•had fun with the characters and dialogues.
•pace is great
•you can be either a reasonable heroine or a heartless glutton, decisions sometimes have impacts for the story.
•lots of visual content already (1000+ images)
•promising camp feature, though very empty rn.
•care given to SFX

Negatives:
•while it's not a realistic universe, it feels like it wants to be realistic at least in some aspects, but fails with vore - snuff and horror aspects inherent of it are, at some very random times, disregarded. (willing fatal vore is incredibly stupid to me.)
•at some point you'll be kind of lost and locked: the game is just unfinished I guess!
•almost all AI generated images: characters are often inconsistent in style/ hues/proportion and filled with AI-typical artifacts... A shame, considering the global stylistic vision and effort that still transpires, a collaboration with a talented artist would have been top-notch.
•very quaint default RPGM turn combat. Not as painfully slow as I have already seen, but still not really interesting (I may have played too many RPGM games though.) if there is one interesting thing it's that your dog girl's special abilities change with her gained weight! - could be spiced up with more vore or incapacitation mechanics or just be removed and replaced with real time combat, or something a tad more original and engaging at least.
•some choices locks events forever, with no reminiscence features.

>though still rough and unfinished, this game is fun and you can tell it's made with fun. can't wait to see the full release!
>for a first RPGM project it's pretty good

This might be the best vore game out there, it's a damn shame its all AI art, but no vore game development team has the time for this much content and that much art to back it up. 9/10 round it up to 5 stars

Despite the use of AI for images, this is actually one of my favorite vore games. It's got just the right amount of stupid porn dialogue and actual world building to remain interesting between the moments of eating your enemies for fun and profit.

Only real complaint is that the scenes aren't repeatable, and 30 save slots goes quicker than you'd think.

One of the better predator vore games. Lots of content and continues to be updated. Choices feel impactful and the art is great. Can easily go through the whole game devouring any NPC you meet and drastically changing your experience. On my first play through I ate one of the intended companions. Looking forward to what the developer does with the game.

This is a surprisingly decent AI game that has an equally decent amount of content. Updates are semi consistent, but not made equal. Some have impressive content drops, others are very lacking. The writing is, at times, endearing. Other times, it's borderline juvenile. The story has some actual hooks to it that catch my interest, but it also fumbles on really seeing a lot of those lures through to the end. The main reason this gets 3 stars over 2, though, is that there are two paths you can currently take. Each are updated in equal measure, almost doubling the content you can enjoy.

The AI art, however, is something that WAS impressive on launch. However, recent updates have actually gotten worse, having the main character turn outright orange. It went from decent enough SD (and at times, REALLY damn good SD) art to what looks like free to generate slop from any handful of sites. Wrong color, fucked fingers, etc. The problem is that, if a dev is willing to put that in their game, then the standards are officially off the table. There is a non zero chance this goes downhill.

The writing is also a bit of an issue. The world is really dumb. Just straight up stupid. For some reason, 90% of people are just fine dying. Complacent with it. Not even a fetishy way more often than not, just a "Well, such is life." which is just dreadful. The vore is implemented in a very underwhelming way. They were clearly going for an interpretation of how a world with vore would change, but that is definitely not how you do it. People already die everyday; doesn't mean we just go "Oh well, guess I'll die. Shucks golly." The writing for the vore is weak.

The gameplay is obnoxious turn based slop, of course, but it's pretty easy. Easy enough that it's hard to complain much, especially since you can just cheat.

This is a pretty hard one to decide on. I want to give it 2 stars for its flaws, but it does have a lot of content to enjoy. For it actually having two real routes, I have to settle on 3. But in terms of overall quality, I would not flinch if others were to give it a 2 star.

This is the best AI art game i've played and while its fetish and the utilization of said AI are downsides this game has made AI art its strength rather than a mark of low effort.

The Dev has obviously spent time wrangling the AI to get exactly what he wants for the scene in game rather just using the first image Grok gives them and unlike other AI art games there's not alot of art there even tho they don't have to spend money/time actually drawing it or commissioning it which has been the downside to actually playing AI art games that they skimp on the art even though its alot easier to get said art.

The story is pretty simple and that's a plus an invading avix army eats your dad and you go on a story of revenge to avenge your dad against them shenanigans ensue.

It's worth playing if you give it a chance but if you despise vore dont bother its the main fetish ingame.