HTML - Completed - The Spooktacular Hospital: Resurrection [v1.0.2] [ApolloSeven]

A short but intense game with a focus on transformation and femdom

The plot is simple but well-presented, with the author avoiding unnecessary descriptions, keeping the story concise. Various choices and branching paths enhance replayability and give the player a sense of influence over events.
However, the content is limited and very specific, and while transformation and femdom may appeal to some players, I personally found it lacking in variety. The game's focus on these themes is strong, and there is little else to explore.
The interface is minimalist, which is fine for 2021 but might seem outdated in 2025. There is no background music or voice acting, which, by today's standards, detracts from the experience.
Overall, this game is well-crafted for the genre of text-based HTML games, but its narrow focus and limited content may leave some players disappointed. If you enjoy femdom and transformation-themed games, it may be worth trying out. Otherwise, the rest of you better look for something else.

A short CYOA with good design, and plenty of paths, with the trade-off of having very little content.

It gives some replayability, but after getting a few ending you need to resort into viewing the code or looking for a walkthrough, as the relevance of some choices isn't too straightforward, and at times it resembles more playing with a roulette than actually choosing an adventure.

It's short, it has a nice story and some nice lewd images, but nothing more. For me, the best thing about it is that it's complete and it has multiple endings so you can really get some good replayability out of it. That said, it could have been longer and have more videos.

Really well written characters and plot! The story has lots of different branching paths to explore. Can also be quite funny sometimes.

The game kinda promotes outdated gender roles and toxic masculinity, so you shouldn't take it too seriously.

Short and finished transformation (MTF) game, competently written.

The couple first choices/transformations are a meh character builder. They are thankfully followed by a much more engaging handful of scenes (several screens each), requiring savescuming or replaying to see all. The game's length helps its maintainers give a satisfying number of endings.