HTML - Monster Girl Farmer [Demo] [Bawdy Ink Slinger]

all content remains the same unless you enter an access code that can only be obtained by subscribing to his patreon.do not play until someone releases the access code publicly for each update. minimal content outside of that. 1/5 would not recommend to anyone

v0.23.02

Cute art. Good, funny writing. Disappointing gameplay.

You're a carrot farmer in a world where monster girls are known to be bloodthirsty beasts who kill any who step foot into their forests. However, one day a cute dog girl shows up on your doorstep. To your great surprise, not only is she able to talk but she explains that she's jealous of how your neighbor's dog gets treated and would much prefer to sleep and eat all day as your pet. So begins your life as a monster girl farmer.

There are multiple writers but I didn't notice too much of a difference in scene quality. The bigger problem (which time will hopefully fix) is that scene priorities seem very off. The main dog girl has two real-life scenes that include brief flashes of nudity but four dream sequences where you inhabit her body. Of the other five girls currently in the game, they include one dryad and one "cherry tree girl" which is basically an Asian dryad as far as I can tell. Hopefully, eventually there will be many scenes and many girls but for now I would have liked to see more variation and dog girl scenes.

As mentioned, the gameplay isn't much. It's set up to feel like a management sim: you need to earn enough to feed your girls or something. But in reality there's no constraints at all currently. You can't actually even feed the girls and nothing happens if you don't have any dog food or soil or whatever in your inventory each day. You have limited energy but there's no time limit so you can just rest to refill it whenever. You can make infinite money (albeit slowly) just by farming so there's no pressure or strategy: if you need money you farm; if you need energy you sleep; if you need something else you just buy it.

in order to unlock new scenes with the girls you have to raise their affection but that's also way too easy. They have an amount of affection (depending on their level) that you need to meet before running out of energy. You can use energy on various actions like chatting, headpats, taking them for a walk, etc. Some girls will prefer certain actions (mushroom girl doesn't like walks, for example) but you can just spam the actions they do like until the bar fills--again there's no real strategy needed. Also you can give items which do not cost energy and trivialize the entire thing. Giving ant girl a chocolate bar gives over 100 affection (most girls require 70-120 from what I saw). Other gifts for other girls won't give as many points but they're all game-breaking.

Last side note is that there's an option to use items on yourself instead of gifting them but it never seemed to do anything. For example, I was hoping that using the chocolate on me while interacting with ant girl would lead to something sexy but nothing happened.

So that's it. The art is cute. The writing is great. The gameplay is almost clicker-esque in its simplicity and I got bored after a bit.

(Versions 0.15 Review)
I enjoyed the game from the amount that there is. True there isn't a lot there yet, But I can tell that as this game goes farther and more content is added there will be more that I will enjoy from it. And I look forward to the story that is being built around the characters and their relationships.

(What I enjoyed So far)
My favorite aspect of the game is the story telling, I love the dialogue when major story events happens such the monster camp event, and the banter that happens during it, you can tell their personalities and feelings. And the sex parts are generally exciting with each girl having their own type of experience with the player, I found Hanako current final scene both adorable and lustful. Showing that her character has more that can and will be told.

(What I disliked so far)
My main issues with the game are around the increase of affection events, they tend to seem bland compared to the story events. I would prefer better options or even better dialogue talks when choosing choices. Also I feel like icons of sort for the girls would suit the game well.

(Current Verdict)
I enjoy the game for what it is. And would recommend people to try it out. Its a nice text adventure that you can enjoy and has a lot of future promise.

Gameplay is quite simple but fun, improves with every update. The writing is fantastic, leans quite heavily into humor whilst still being engaging in H-scenes. Not a lot of art, but what art there is is really good. Highly recommend.

Game is not bad to the point of being worth 1 star but...

It is just extremely boring even for an early prototype. All you do is grind, grind, grind, then see some comedic scene, and that is it.

As far as I know there is little to zero erotic stuff in the game, and all that you have to do is hit explore button until you find something or hit some interaction button to grind "AP" until you can unlock a silly scene.

The "farming" part consists of grinding AP, clicking on a menu to give a "task", and getting some item that you can sell on town for money.

The money only purpose is buy items that help you get AP faster, and that is it.

Also although the description mention unicorns... I didn't find any.

Good writing with fun characters.

Since the main draw of the game is interacting in a purely text based environment, having strong writing is a huge boon for this game.

There still isn't much 'game' to the game yet, with just a few scene per characters and most of them existing in a vacuum divorced from other characters or game mechanics. However we can see the sort of mechanics that may be coming in the future that will die the more disparate aspects of the game together.

Solid recommendation on this site.

I'm giving this game 5 stars mostly because so it can get more publicity. I personally love this game though it is very bare bones at the moment I know from the developers last game that they can do a lot with a minimalistic style and their writing is what sells the game. This is true with this game too very enjoyable characters and a lovely foundation to build more off of. Obviously this game is early in development so the content is lacking however the amount that is in the game will allow you to enjoy a happy slice of life farm game with monster girls with at the time of writing this a sex scene for all of them except the dog girl. The character choice at the beginning is also a welcome sight that I love in games even if it does add a lot of extra work to the dev. The level of grinding in this game is minimal and it is only needed early on since you can easily grind out enough money for the rest of the game within 2-3 mins of cycling the days. Overall a very fun little story with a reasonable number of dialogue options and raunchiness for an in development game play it if you enjoy solid writing and characters and are not afraid of what lurks in the forest.

Gameplay: 4/5
It's functional but nothing more, mechanics are pretty straightforward, there is no gring and you get a message when you reach end of content which is nice.
Writing: 5/5
The most important part for a text based game, it's pretty good and made me laugh a few times, the setting is interesting and characters are unique.
Content: 3/5
The world and whole setting is done, but there is not enough content for characters and not enough porn. There is also not much in terms of art, but i treat it more like a bonus instead of a main feature.

Overall 4/5, it needs more content but other than that it's pretty good and it's going in a right direction.

Worth checking out tho it is always hard to see how good a game is going to be when it is in such early stages.

The reason I'm reviewing it is that some of the writing (in spite of spelling issues) is reasonably funny. Made me laugh a couple of times anyway and that's unusual. There didn't appear to be a lot of content and if you do check it out; it is worth mentioning that some of the dialogues scroll down (you can't tell from looking) and so the exit to the chat scenes is made invisible. It took me a few minutes to realize when I was in the field that the way to exit was by scrolling.

The art is being made still so there are a lot of placeholders, some of them hurt my eyes but the character sprites are nicely drawn for the most part so there is a possibility that this game could shape up really well. .