ChuBBies1
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The game revolves around leveling down which is on par with this thread, but yeah there is no TFs or anything of that nature.
Misne
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ChuBBies1
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There is 1 onahole tf, 1 shrinking and 1 saxophone tf. You can check the CG and unlock everything with a switch in the gallery room.
The level down and learning erotic move fit the thread I think. But too little tf content for my liking sadly.
the tsf dungeon from tfgamesite/itch.io hv an update, its still on early access in patreon with a minimum 1 dollar to try out before it is release publicly
(yes ikr 1 dollar is cheap but anyone wanna?)
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Cyansky1
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It feels like every new game within this niche genre has an onahole tf, personality defecation, and petrification. To each their own and all that, but I'll continue hoping for more games focused on status changes that aren't comparable to scat and snuff.
Nisibis
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Bondage also can make your character weaker, add status changes and force you to act certain way within the game, this thread isnt exlusive to transformation
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Yeah. I'm probably gonna get flamed hard for this but I feel like most the stuff recommended here in the last 6+ months is basically bondage, snuff or mind control shit with little actual TF content. Nagisa quest was really the only exception. This is a very different thread then when I first found it years ago, sad to see.
There are not much new game with tf content lately. Onahole tf is even rarer. I think I found petrification more oftent.
Sad time, but we will see
Sad time, but we will see
It's a shame on the new game front, though the consistent updates to games like Coffee Story have been good to see in the meantime (As well as Dungeon Depths to some extent, though the last code update on bitbucket was three months ago).
While it's not a new game, I'll go ahead and send a link to a game that I don't believe has been posted here before, though I could be wrong; the most recent update released last month, so it'd be good to bring it up either way.
To me, there are two distinct TF-related draws for Better Earth; the first would be the transformation of NPCs. Even if the game treats the transformations themselves with a more lighthearted tone, a lot of them need the player's active input to initiate the transformation -- while they could be skipped, there is an active gameplay benefit through the Thaum system later in the game to cause as many as you feel comfortable with, even if that causes consequences in the moment.
The second would be the game's equipment system. There are no level ups for the player character, so while you could just rely on raising the levels of your party, obtaining new equipment is the main method for your character to grow in strength through either a small amount of increased stats or new skills tied to the gear.
If you want to retain some of these benefits while still using new gear, however, there's a system unlocked after the prologue that allows you to merge unused equipment with yourself to gain these stats or skills permanently. Quite a lot of gear also has transformation-related side effects if you merge with it that can impact your player sprite, leading to persistent changes that can be 'seen' in a Magical Camp-style character description if you interact with mirrors.
There are other major player transformations that you can continue playing the game after obtaining, 'bad ends' (Though the game internally refers to them as 'good ends'), and other staples of similar games included of course -- those are just the distinct aspects I found personally interesting.
While it's not a new game, I'll go ahead and send a link to a game that I don't believe has been posted here before, though I could be wrong; the most recent update released last month, so it'd be good to bring it up either way.
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has a presentation that reminds me of Monline, though that's not something I mind personally. The tone is a fair bit lighter than other games posted here as of late when it comes to the actual transformations themselves, though you all might find that to be a decent change of pace.To me, there are two distinct TF-related draws for Better Earth; the first would be the transformation of NPCs. Even if the game treats the transformations themselves with a more lighthearted tone, a lot of them need the player's active input to initiate the transformation -- while they could be skipped, there is an active gameplay benefit through the Thaum system later in the game to cause as many as you feel comfortable with, even if that causes consequences in the moment.
The second would be the game's equipment system. There are no level ups for the player character, so while you could just rely on raising the levels of your party, obtaining new equipment is the main method for your character to grow in strength through either a small amount of increased stats or new skills tied to the gear.
If you want to retain some of these benefits while still using new gear, however, there's a system unlocked after the prologue that allows you to merge unused equipment with yourself to gain these stats or skills permanently. Quite a lot of gear also has transformation-related side effects if you merge with it that can impact your player sprite, leading to persistent changes that can be 'seen' in a Magical Camp-style character description if you interact with mirrors.
There are other major player transformations that you can continue playing the game after obtaining, 'bad ends' (Though the game internally refers to them as 'good ends'), and other staples of similar games included of course -- those are just the distinct aspects I found personally interesting.
Cyansky1
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I can't help but wonder if we should have two separate threads for this kind of thing. Speaking at least for myself I don't really care about bondage, but it also doesn't feel like it belongs in this thread as a focus. When I hear "status change" I think transformations, not bondage. Bondage is also comparatively way more common. Do bondage-focused games really need to be be posted in a thread along side way more niche content?
I get that bondage can technically fall under status change or a level down, but I feel like it ignores the actual spirit of the thread in the way? Like to give two examples, there's a massive difference between Magical Girl Luna and Nagisa Quest. (Aside from Magical Girl Luna having considerably better looking art, but that's besides the point.) Those two games really do not feel like they belong in the same thread. Demons Roots has a lot of bondage, but it isn't really the kind of game I'd imagine people would post in this thread.
Cyansky1
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It's funny you say that because Nagisa Quest was basically 80% petrification and snuff with like a small handful of bad endings where she was actually transformed or turned into something else besides a freakin' statue.
Like, I don't know. I get what you're saying though. This is the thread where people are supposed to post games that have transformation content in it, and it feels like every game posted here lately is "Hey so this game is 99% snuff and bondage and brutal rape but there are a few scraps of petrification and personality shitting if you're desperate. Bondage is technically status change/level down though right?"
i guess petrification is considered transformation, but then i like when they become another living being like myth creature or animal, personal pref
I was actually somewhat interested in contributing that game at some point. its a shame the dev himself didnt try to monetize it at all with a kofi or something, i think it'd have let him work on it more.
Nisibis
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I think its the opposite, I feel like like the thread has been hijacked by transformation, petrification and vore, if you read the games' description of the very first post, most of them have bondage. I dont think a separate thread would be useful since these kind of games aren't abundant to begin with.
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i follow the thread for games that have gameplay mechanics that change depending on different conditions, for example you lose to an enemy and they use some magic, bondage, hypnosis, etc that actually provide a debuff or change the gameplay somehow (usually making the game more difficult which could snowball into you losing even more) rather than just giving you a game over screen. I definitely get what you're saying and would like more game recommendations like that over since most of the recent games seem to have drifted away from that a little but maybe that's just because there aren't many more games that have systems like that?
ill probably look back through the thread someday soon and see if there's any good one's i missed (i also have been waiting to see if b-prison gets its english version updated to the latest version since that one seems pretty good)
This is a niche enough fetish as is. I don't think there's any reason to police everything, especially when its not like this thread gets more than a half dozen posts a day at most.
In any case, I feel like the OP was mostly about gameplay-related changes. Something like Caliross doesn't really have transformation content (at least as a major focus) but it has a hell of a lot of lewd gameplay changes, while something like the Buzama dungeon games gameplay changes are basically limited to scripted bad ends, but they're both very fitting to this thread. There's a decent amount of games that have at least some of one of these aspects, and it really doesn't hurt to point them out, even if its only a small part of the game. As long as a game has some form of permanent or gameplay altering status change it's fair game in my book.
In any case, I feel like the OP was mostly about gameplay-related changes. Something like Caliross doesn't really have transformation content (at least as a major focus) but it has a hell of a lot of lewd gameplay changes, while something like the Buzama dungeon games gameplay changes are basically limited to scripted bad ends, but they're both very fitting to this thread. There's a decent amount of games that have at least some of one of these aspects, and it really doesn't hurt to point them out, even if its only a small part of the game. As long as a game has some form of permanent or gameplay altering status change it's fair game in my book.
Misne
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I pretty much agree I'll take any content with mc getting weaker over time. Bad end collectors are meh but even then I still like seeing them posted because of how little games with these fetishes are posted.
where do they usually release the files for this? i could probably put out a (literally 0 human supervision or proofreading) quick TL pass on it with a LLM if it hasn't been looked out for a TL update in a while