There's one near the beginning but it's treated as a short bad end. Was kinda disappointing especially since the feral form looks chibified instead of an actual feral form. I don't think there are any plans for additional feral content either.
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Over the past week or so, I took the time to play through a bit of Mice Tea when I could. I only went through two routes (just to see what the early "bad" choices would lead to) and completed the "feral" and "fun-sized" routes. Even with my short time with it, I could already tell that the development team really put a lot of care into the game. Good deal. 
First, the game is simply *adorable*! It's a nice change of pace to see something that's not based on Daz or uses pregenerated assets. It's visually appealing. These are wonderful character sprites (with various layered facial expressions and poses) that are used intelligently in the game in a psuedo-animated way as they move about the screen. Event scenes were static but nice. The dev team even took the time to make sure the UI is aesthetically pleasing as well. Those little touches in the menu and interface may be minor but helps to convey and tie-in the theme of the game. And apparently it helps people with disabilities to also better enjoy the game. (In my "fun-sized" route, pocket Margaret was simply precious!)
Secondly, the writing in Mice Tea is splendidly done! It's quite imaginative and takes into consideration what the characters may be aware of and feeling in any given situation. Some of which are things I would never have thought of myself! At times, it felt like a kinetic novel with its lack of choices, it was nevertheless quite a fun, little read. I've enjoyed it immensely. Not only that, the quality of the writing in of itself raises the bar of where other visual novels should be at. It doesn't insult you with rudimentary chickenscratch from a second grader, but rather it has a good sense of prose and diction, and uses appropriate grammar and correctly spelled words. There were very few typos and misspellings in the routes I played through. I almost cried at the realization that there were writers out there that knew how to use a bloody spellchecker. Thank you Gunzil and Zoe for leading the charge here!
Lastly, the game also includes a number of aspects that really should be in any visual novel. These extras include things such as a CG gallery and content warning (enabled under options) at important junctures in the game. It also has a built-in character viewer and even includes BGM! Super! All of these are good indicators that the game will only get better as development continues!
Mice Tea is fun and well worth your time for anyone who was curious enough to peek over the fence. Good job to the team over at Cinnamon Switch! Wishing you guys the best and hoping for more! Cheers!
First, the game is simply *adorable*! It's a nice change of pace to see something that's not based on Daz or uses pregenerated assets. It's visually appealing. These are wonderful character sprites (with various layered facial expressions and poses) that are used intelligently in the game in a psuedo-animated way as they move about the screen. Event scenes were static but nice. The dev team even took the time to make sure the UI is aesthetically pleasing as well. Those little touches in the menu and interface may be minor but helps to convey and tie-in the theme of the game. And apparently it helps people with disabilities to also better enjoy the game. (In my "fun-sized" route, pocket Margaret was simply precious!
)Secondly, the writing in Mice Tea is splendidly done! It's quite imaginative and takes into consideration what the characters may be aware of and feeling in any given situation. Some of which are things I would never have thought of myself! At times, it felt like a kinetic novel with its lack of choices, it was nevertheless quite a fun, little read. I've enjoyed it immensely. Not only that, the quality of the writing in of itself raises the bar of where other visual novels should be at. It doesn't insult you with rudimentary chickenscratch from a second grader, but rather it has a good sense of prose and diction, and uses appropriate grammar and correctly spelled words. There were very few typos and misspellings in the routes I played through. I almost cried at the realization that there were writers out there that knew how to use a bloody spellchecker. Thank you Gunzil and Zoe for leading the charge here!
Lastly, the game also includes a number of aspects that really should be in any visual novel. These extras include things such as a CG gallery and content warning (enabled under options) at important junctures in the game. It also has a built-in character viewer and even includes BGM! Super! All of these are good indicators that the game will only get better as development continues!
Mice Tea is fun and well worth your time for anyone who was curious enough to peek over the fence. Good job to the team over at Cinnamon Switch! Wishing you guys the best and hoping for more! Cheers!
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this game is insanely well written for the product it is, and doesn't make me question the life choices leading me to this website like all other games here do. can anyone recommend me similarly written games, not in the specific fetishes but in the realness of the characters and the actually good implementation of sex into the story?
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So saying I just found out about this and I can tell this is going to awaken some fetishes in people.
anyone got the version im interested in what they do because it was really good in the last update
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Writing about it here does nothing. Use the update request thread instead.
i've made two update request threads and there's been no responses, unfortunately, just slap a +1 down on the thread for posterity's sake. does anyone know how to update the OP because it should be on version 16 instead of 15.
is this thread dead, a new version just released so i was wondering if there was anyone who could contribute with the new version
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new version out, someone else make an update request thread (i don't know if my last one particularly good) and i'll give it a +1