Others - Feed the Streamer [v0.1.08] [KannaScape Games]

The is an implement of incremental gaming. First, you click to get upgrade points, then it clicks itself, then it does so faster and faster with upgrades. And that's the good part.
Action part consists of spending the resource and feeding your streamer different foods with incremental upgrades to fill the bar. After the bar reaches certain value, you can use a simple and short 'h-scene' to 'get revenue'. After the bar fills up completely, your streamer evolves into more obese form.
Also, you have to 'mod out' bad comments in chat to retain viewers.

The concept is simple. But it all falls apart very quickly.

Let's start with upgrade limit. Automine part is very limited in upgrading. If you want resource to progress at any decent rate, you have to click yourself. Considering no good feedback from that action, you're just wasting your mouse and your wrist with that.
'Revenue' does not play any significant role in progressing the game.

In the initial phase, there are two h-scenes. In the rest there's one per phase and almost all of them are not good. See the scene in the title post? It's the best one and that's all there is to the scene itself. Add to that that anatomy is not observed in several of them.
Worse, these scenes are short and on cooldown. You can't watch these even remotely often.
Even worse, 'negative comments' you have to fight don't stop when you choose to play a scene. Fullscreen at your own peril.
Also there's no way to review scenes from previous phases.

When you max out the last stage, it just writes 'the stream is over' -- and that's it.

All in all, another minimal effort game that displayed promise with art in the thread but failed to deliver anything, be it gameplay or decent fap.

I'm a sick fuck for fat women and getting them big, but KannaScape Games in general tend to be grindy for 2 or 3 pngs with very bad proportions and anatomy. Is it hot? Yes, but I basically left it on another monitor while jacking off because it's just mid for this fetish.

So I gave it a chance and played it out of morbid curiosity.

Pros

- Niche - Do you like big women? Do you have a food fetish? Do you like inflation? Well this provides them. Games that provide all 3 are rare I’d think so for those that are into something got made for them.

- Creative - As an idea it’s different. Not something I’ve really seen on here. I think the creator deserves props for that because I think doing something different is laudable even if the idea isn't for everyone.

Neutral

- Art - The art is pretty solid. Does what the game is trying to do. The final form is a little weird but I don’t know if that is deliberate tbh.

- Mechanics and Bugs - Mechanically it works and makes sense. I didn't run into a single bug.

Cons

- Not really BBW - Nicest way I can put it she ends up less BBW and more simply very obese. I’m not really sure even for people into BBW this is actually going to hit the spot. If you’re into inflation I guess it does that. Basically unless you’re into very specific kinks the game as a porn or comedy game is not going to be for the vast majority of people.

- Gameplay - As a game it’s pretty annoying. I’ve never been a fan of click this, now this so this goes up. It’s an exercise in making numbers go up and doesn’t disguise it well. Some games make that work, this one imo doesn’t. It feels very repetitive and frenetic and not in a satisfying way.

- Design - If you remove the obese or inflation side this game is a mix of consequence free Tamagotchi and a clicker. I feel the focus should've been one or the other. They feel like two systems that oppose one another and in this case the "pet" part of the game feels very light because you have to keep feeding.

- Clicking sounds - Really need to be able to mute or lower the sound and unless I missed it you cannot.

- Final form - It's uh something. I legit thought the game was seconds away from becoming a snuff game. I really hope the human body can't actually end up like that, was too cowardly to google it.

TLDR- It’s a mix of Tamagotchi and a clicker where the end result is a blob instead of childhood tears or carpal tunnel.