Others Stretchy Sandbox [v1.0.0] [FieryLion]

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Overview:
Hentai physics x-ray sandbox with tentacles + egg laying + cum inflation, vore + digestion mechanics, cute and squirming tiny humans, sex toys and other stuff,
When dragging an object, you can rotate it with W and A.​

Thread Updated: 2025-02-16
Release Date: 2025-02-16
Developer: FieryLion

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Version: 1.0.0
OS: Windows
Language: English
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[CarbyneX]

fierylion Congrats on your game realese

 

[Lerd0]

 

[Crow Armbrust]

THX

 

[kingwingnut]

Looks like a cool game but the 1st time downloading from this site that chrome itself has blocked the download claiming its dangerous. Im guessing its a false positive but has me a bit worried.

 

[One_Black_Sun]

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Isn't that frame from a hyper futa hentai?

 

[ViviX12]

Some devs show good improvement with subsequent releases, do things different, better, make progress.
Some... just don't, I guess.

 

[flannan]

Isn't that frame from a hyper futa hentai?

Yes, it is from "Futabu", where most characters are futanari. And I guess yes, it deserves the label "hyper".

 

[rKnight]

McLongDick: "Now you already should be completely adapted to ma SCHLONG..."


THX for the share...

 

[fierylion]

Looks like a cool game but the 1st time downloading from this site that chrome itself has blocked the download claiming its dangerous. Im guessing its a false positive but has me a bit worried.

Virus total show 0 matches out of 64 scanners so I would sayits pretty safe.

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[fierylion]

Some devs show good improvement with subsequent releases, do things different, better, make progress.
Some... just don't, I guess.

I've noticed a pattern in your comments where you seem hesitant to provide direct feedback, instead opting for indirect criticisms that don't actually help improve the situation When you say 'Some devs show good improvement... Some just don't, I guess,' you're making a deliberate choice to be vague rather than constructive. This kind of commentary, while perhaps feeling less confrontational to you , actually does a disservice to everyone involved

If you're genuinely interested in seeing improvements in development , there are much more effective ways to communicate your concerns. Specific examples of what you think needs improvement , detailed suggestions for alternative approaches :, or even a clear explanation of what you find lacking in current implementations would all be valuable contributions to the discussion : These kinds of concrete observations give developers actionable insights they can use to make meaningful changes

Additionally, your choice to frame criticism through implications and passive-aggressive statements rather than direct feedback often creates unnecessary tension in the community It can make developers feel targeted while simultaneously leaving them without any clear path to address your concerns. This approach might seem safer or more polite on the surface , but it actually undermines the collaborative spirit that helps projects grow and improve

I'd encourage you to consider how you might rephrase your observations in a way that opens up productive dialogue Instead of hinting at perceived failures , you could share specific features you'd like to see improved, particular user experiences that you think could be enhanced , or even offer to collaborate on solutions. Your perspective as a user is valuable , but it becomes much more useful when shared in a way that builds bridges rather than creating distance

Remember, every developer, regardless of their current skill level or rate of improvement , is putting effort into their work. If you see areas where they could do better , offering clear, constructive feedback is far more likely to lead to the improvements you're hoping to see than subtle digs or backhanded comments Let's work together to maintain a community where feedback is both honest and helpful!

 

[noeleo]

I've noticed a pattern in your comments where you seem hesitant to provide direct feedback, instead opting for indirect criticisms that don't actually help improve the situation When you say 'Some devs show good improvement... Some just don't, I guess,' you're making a deliberate choice to be vague rather than constructive. This kind of commentary, while perhaps feeling less confrontational to you , actually does a disservice to everyone involved

If you're genuinely interested in seeing improvements in development , there are much more effective ways to communicate your concerns. Specific examples of what you think needs improvement , detailed suggestions for alternative approaches :, or even a clear explanation of what you find lacking in current implementations would all be valuable contributions to the discussion : These kinds of concrete observations give developers actionable insights they can use to make meaningful changes

Additionally, your choice to frame criticism through implications and passive-aggressive statements rather than direct feedback often creates unnecessary tension in the community It can make developers feel targeted while simultaneously leaving them without any clear path to address your concerns. This approach might seem safer or more polite on the surface , but it actually undermines the collaborative spirit that helps projects grow and improve

I'd encourage you to consider how you might rephrase your observations in a way that opens up productive dialogue Instead of hinting at perceived failures , you could share specific features you'd like to see improved, particular user experiences that you think could be enhanced , or even offer to collaborate on solutions. Your perspective as a user is valuable , but it becomes much more useful when shared in a way that builds bridges rather than creating distance

Remember, every developer, regardless of their current skill level or rate of improvement , is putting effort into their work. If you see areas where they could do better , offering clear, constructive feedback is far more likely to lead to the improvements you're hoping to see than subtle digs or backhanded comments Let's work together to maintain a community where feedback is both honest and helpful!

Potential copypasta material. Need to add more emojis.

 

[fierylion]

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[Malata]

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Alien Simulator

 

[esoom]

Toys: Bomb?

Is this Allahu Akbar simulator?

 

[piraterauf]

It's time to fill in the gaps in the anatomy.

 

[fierylion]

It's time to fill in the gaps in the anatomy.

with C4?

 

[JennaJJ]

... Thx 4 the share ... i guess ...

 

[ViviX12]

I've noticed a pattern in your comments where you seem hesitant to provide direct feedback, instead opting for indirect criticisms that don't actually help improve the situation When you say 'Some devs show good improvement... Some just don't, I guess,' you're making a deliberate choice to be vague rather than constructive. This kind of commentary, while perhaps feeling less confrontational to you , actually does a disservice to everyone involved

If you're genuinely interested in seeing improvements in development , there are much more effective ways to communicate your concerns. Specific examples of what you think needs improvement , detailed suggestions for alternative approaches :, or even a clear explanation of what you find lacking in current implementations would all be valuable contributions to the discussion : These kinds of concrete observations give developers actionable insights they can use to make meaningful changes

Additionally, your choice to frame criticism through implications and passive-aggressive statements rather than direct feedback often creates unnecessary tension in the community It can make developers feel targeted while simultaneously leaving them without any clear path to address your concerns. This approach might seem safer or more polite on the surface , but it actually undermines the collaborative spirit that helps projects grow and improve

I'd encourage you to consider how you might rephrase your observations in a way that opens up productive dialogue Instead of hinting at perceived failures , you could share specific features you'd like to see improved, particular user experiences that you think could be enhanced , or even offer to collaborate on solutions. Your perspective as a user is valuable , but it becomes much more useful when shared in a way that builds bridges rather than creating distance

Remember, every developer, regardless of their current skill level or rate of improvement , is putting effort into their work. If you see areas where they could do better , offering clear, constructive feedback is far more likely to lead to the improvements you're hoping to see than subtle digs or backhanded comments Let's work together to maintain a community where feedback is both honest and helpful!

I say more when there's more to say. I provide plenty of feedback when there's feedback to provide.
Not much to be constructive about here. Almost all of your games is done with same, cheaply done 2d overlaid over a pic of a koikatsu model. And given the pattern I'm assuming you will just keep doing the same thing over, and I don't think there's much point in making a more elaborate comment that boils down to "make a different game instead".
And idk if you're using an LLM that smokes something or you do, but what the hell is this whole speech pattern. Also making the issue sound like some 'community-wide' problem? What community, lol. Also no, not every developer puts effort, but that's a different discussion.

 

[fierylion]

I say more when there's more to say. I provide plenty of feedback when there's feedback to provide.
Not much to be constructive about here. Almost all of your games is done with same, cheaply done 2d overlaid over a pic of a koikatsu model. And given the pattern I'm assuming you will just keep doing the same thing over, and I don't think there's much point in making a more elaborate comment that boils down to "make a different game instead".
And idk if you're using an LLM that smokes something or you do, but what the hell is this whole speech pattern. Also making the issue sound like some 'community-wide' problem? What community, lol. Also no, not every developer puts effort, but that's a different discussion.

Its a physics engine you can use whatever background pic you want. Also if u haven't noticed this is just a release of my 6 year old prototype that was never made public. For my other KK games there are plenty of other KK rendered games on f95 too, I respect your dedication of going over the thread of every KK 3dcg game and shitting on them, very hard workin.