Slight Side Effects
WARNING: THIS GAME IS A FETISH GAME. IF YOU ARE NOT ALRIGHT WITH FURRY, HYPER, OR GROWTH CONTENT, JUST, LIKE, DON'T?
BY CONTINUING, YOU'RE DOING IT TO YOURSELF. DON'T LIKE, DON'T LOOK!
A short "game" about a fox taking a slightly experimental pill and experiencing some slight side effects afterwards. Nothing much to worry about.
Okay, it's more of a story, but it has links and it has boxes so close enough.
I'm taking a break from a much larger (lengthwise, not diameter-wise) project to make a quick lil story in a style I'm more familiar with. How does one worldbuild in a fetish game? Easily, that's how.
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The fox hyper trigger being 'believing they'll grow' is genuinely some Gurren Lagann type of stuff. 'believe in the me who believes in huge balls', et cetera.
I love how this game has a reversed OwO aka wOw
I had to differentiate it from the first one, after all.
The universe is stored in the balls.
furry, hyper, ball growth is ALWAYS a good topic <3
I tend to alternate between that and booba, but yes, wholeheartedly agree.
It is shocking how accurate the description's line about worldbuilding is. It's completely seamless!
Basically seems to go like this:
1. Describe current situation
2. Mention that situation is normal/abnormal
3. Done
It's honestly fascinating how easy it seems
Works like a charm. It's best specifically with fetishes where absurdity is half the battle, since it makes the juxtaposition between the real world and the story's "normal" baseline so incredibly hot.
Seems a lot more easy than trying to get by on a description of a traditionally sexy person with no supporting images or anything. Say what you will about fetishes, but they're a lot less demanding than factory settings.
Of course, you need to be careful with worldbuilding. Drip-feed the reader with information to stimulate curiosity without overwhelming them, at the same time constructing a world around the protagonist based on their senses, memories, and reactions to their environment. Treat as casual what the protagonist would see as casual, not necessarily you, the reader, and keep that perspective in mind at all times.
Do it right, and you can develop the character and the world at the same time without the reader even noticing. The most plain events become extraordinary in the reader's eyes because you're scratching that curious itch that scares people away from having to learn about a new world yet at the same time draws them into fantastical settings. You hardly even need a plot if you can master the art of subtle worldbuilding.
On the other hand, it's a difficult balancing act and you still kind of have to have a story to give structure to the pacing and all that. Takes more skill than you think.
In the end, the only way to master it is to read a stupid amount of good stories and write a stupid amount of bad stories.
But that's a lil too deep for a stupid lil porn game.
I cast doubling in size each minute.