The Heft Effect

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The Heft Effect is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by CupCupMug and was released on August 27, 2024. It received negative reviews from players.

A girl who mysteriously gains weight and learns to like it, two other girls that she pressures into gaining weight, and [TOPIC NOT FOUND] Welcome to The Heft Effect.//ABOUT: After chewing on some mysterious gum, Tris' body starts to behave unnaturally, as well as the world around her. Will she ever find a way to get back to normal? Will anyone help her? Or will she [TOPIC NOT FOUND]//FEATURES: C…

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Audience ScoreBased on 4 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

High-quality renders and dialogue enhance the overall experience.
The game features enjoyable minigames that are well thought out.
Appealing for fans of weight gain content, with some voice acting included.

The game is very short, with completion possible in under 30 minutes.
Lacks replay value and engaging content after finishing the story.
The artbook feels underwhelming and doesn't add significant value to the game.

story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is generally appreciated for its simplicity and appealing visuals, particularly for fans of weight gain content; however, it is criticized for being extremely short, with players able to complete it and achieve all endings in under 30 minutes. Many reviewers feel that the brevity limits the game's overall depth and replay value, leaving little to engage with beyond the initial experience.
- “I liked the story, even if it was pretty simple and really short, and I really like the renders they used for this game!”
- “Recommend this for anyone who's into weight gain content, but do keep in mind that you can finish the story (all endings, can't miss them) in like 30 minutes.”
- “This doesn't have much going for it, after the story that's it other than replaying the minigames or looking at the gallery.”
- “The negatives: the game is way too short; I was able to complete the main story and all endings plus 100% achievements in under 20 minutes.”
- “This doesn't have much going for it; after the story, that's it, other than replaying the minigames or looking at the gallery.”
- “I recommend this for anyone who's into weight gain content, but do keep in mind that you can finish the story (all endings, can't miss them) in like 30 minutes.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is shorter than typical offerings from CCM, and while this isn't inherently problematic, it lacks the engaging gameplay loop and hidden secrets that characterize their other titles, leading to a less immersive experience.
- “Shorter than most of CCM's other games, which normally isn't an issue, but their other games have a solid gameplay loop and secrets to find that keep you engaged.”
- “Shorter than most of CCM's other games, which normally isn't an issue, but their other games have a solid gameplay loop or secrets to find that keep you engaged.”
- “The gameplay feels repetitive and lacks the depth that I expected from this title.”
- “There are too many bugs and glitches that disrupt the flow of gameplay, making it frustrating to play.”