Furries & Scalies & Bears OH MY!
- January 16, 2019
- Stegalosaurus Game Development
Get on SteamHey, you there! Have you ever wanted to be sucked into a vortex and spit out into a world full of talking animals? A walk in the woods turns into something a lot cooler when you and your friend are transported to a land much like ours.... but with talking dragons and upright, walking, talking animals of various species. Are you trapped there? Will you ever get home? Each day brings new mysteries …
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Reviews
- The characters are well-designed and have depth, making interactions engaging.
- The storyline tackles interesting themes and offers a variety of topics for players to contemplate.
- The game has a unique premise and provides a new experience for players unfamiliar with furry games.
- The pacing is too fast, making it difficult to process events and feel attached to the characters.
- There is a lack of meaningful dating interactions, with many characters leading to friend zoning instead of romantic outcomes.
- The writing feels unfinished and lacks substance, with abrupt endings to conversations and plot points that come out of nowhere.
- story18 mentions
- 22 % positive mentions
- 61 % neutral mentions
- 17 % negative mentions
The story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it shallow and poorly developed, feeling more like a series of bullet points than a cohesive narrative. While certain aspects, such as character depth and engaging conversations, are praised, others criticize the plot for being linear, inconsistent, and lacking meaningful player involvement. Overall, the game offers a light dating sim experience with some interesting themes, but it struggles to deliver a compelling story.
“I love how well designed the characters are and love how mental the plot is!”
“The storyline is good, the characters have depth, and there is good emphasis on interaction.”
“In general, the storyline offers players a lot—science, myths, religion, mental issues... the game is mainly a light dating sim but a player still can find lots of topics to mull over.”
“This feels more like reading over the bullet points to something that will eventually be written rather than a full story.”
“Some plot points just come out of left field and while they're slightly hinted at, there's almost no build up to it.”
“The story is very childish, linear, and not very consistent.”
- humor2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is derived from its quirky premise of dating animals and clever text descriptions that often provide amusing hints. While some players find the humor entertaining, the challenge of unlocking certain scenes can be both funny and frustrating, leading to a desire for community guides. Overall, the bizarre nature of the game contributes to its comedic appeal.
“There's no explicit art, just text descriptions, often only hints. It's quite funny, plus the whole bizarre experience of dating animals made me laugh often.”
“The developer states, 'To be fair, those are some of the harder ones to get, as they require some esoteric combinations of scenes.' That's hilarious but annoying. I hope there'll be some players soon who'll meet the challenge and make a guide.”
- graphics1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -500 % neutral mentions
- 300 % negative mentions
The graphics are characterized as simple yet effective, successfully serving their purpose within the game.
“The graphics are simple but work well.”
“The visuals are stunning and truly immersive.”
“The art style is unique and beautifully crafted.”
“The graphics are simple but work fine.”
“The visuals feel outdated and lack detail.”
“The art style is inconsistent and doesn't match the game's theme.”
- music1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The music in the game has received criticism for being subpar and often failing to match the on-screen action, detracting from the overall experience.
“The music is not very good, and sometimes doesn't fit the action at all.”
