- February 14, 2024
- Cavemanon
- 21h median play time
I Wani Hug that Gator!
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About
"I Wani Hug that Gator" is a visual novel focused on self-acceptance and second chances. After moving to a new town, player character Inco has the opportunity to shape his final year and form new relationships, including a prehistoric romance with the feisty Olivia. The choices made will impact the development of these relationships and lead to multiple endings.





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The story of "I Wani Hug That Gator" is widely praised for its emotional depth, character development, and engaging narrative, often described as a rollercoaster of feelings that can evoke both joy and sadness. Players appreciate the well-crafted plot that explores themes of personal growth, love, and the complexities of relationships, particularly through the lens of its unique anthropomorphic characters. Many reviewers express a strong connection to the story, highlighting its relatability and the impact it has on their own lives, making it a standout experience in the visual novel genre.
“This masterpiece deeply got me, the story is so good I can hardly find words to describe it, heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time, even while replaying it to get the other endings, it never bores you.”
“Even after I completed it, and strongly think that it couldn't be any way better than it already is, I really wish there was more, I got so invested in the whole story, characters, world building, everything, it's so perfect that when you actually complete the game, it hurts to say goodbye.”
“The story is rich, complex and very interesting, making me smile, laugh and even tear up on more than one occasion.”
“This wasn't even slow-burn storytelling; this was no burn since 70/80 percent of the dialogue exchanges have no purpose to the overall forward pacing and flow, and are presented only to pad out the scene length for no real reason.”
“Overall, the story is not good, the characters are forgettable, it doesn't have enough content to justify its price, and many more things I could say in regards to its issues.”
“I admit to feeling bored through various points in the game; I know not every game is going to be crackling action, but the story just wasn't doing it for me.”