World of Futanari!

Welcome to the World of Futanari! In this world, technology has advanced at a frightening pace and so has human evolution. A new mutation occurred, one that was at first seen as a major breakthrough, that caused gender to all but disappear. Instead of having males and females, everyone was both male and female. This gender is the “Futa” of Futanari and is the main premise of the game.

This mutation wasn’t just a whim of genetics; however, a drug company turns out to be behind it. Their goal is to have people be consumed by their sexual desires and return to an animalistic state.

In WOTF Your character is trying to solve the mystery behind these drugs. They’ve made a whole map of different clues and suspicious people, and your job is to go out on dangerous missions to try and unravel the story.

2D Side Scrolling Look

The story is told from a side scrolling perspective, with a fixed camera angle. Players have a relatively small inventory space of 12 slots, but can drop items off at the safe house or at a check point to free up inventory. With condoms preventing the chance of a game over, it’s pretty important to plan on keeping at least one in your inventory.

Graphics are reasonably well done, with a refined pixelated look for most game elements. The sprites are fairly smoothly animated, and really benefit from a recent graphics overhaul by the developer.

Caring Developer

World of Futanari is still in development. The game has only recently moved from concept form to playable material. Onxy, the developer of the game, has been very up front about the progress of the game and admits to the game’s shortcomings. These currently include:

• Clunky UI
• Error if dialogue is skipped too fast
• Numerous other bugs
• Game is not immersive enough

These are self-admitted problems, but this is a brand-new game. It’s barely in alpha. The fact that they’ve managed a tremendous amount of progress in a very short amount of time is encouraging. They’re also actively working on fixing these problems, which means we can look forward to these problems being fixed relatively swiftly.

Games that have active, caring developers such as Succubus Pandemic, tend to see updates more often and improvements over time. These games often end up being the most enjoyable to play.

Rating: 7/10

This game is still in the beginning stages. If you love being a pioneer in games and helping shape what the final game looks like, this game might be right up your alley. If you’d rather play a game that is closer to completion, you’ll want to wait a few months before giving World of Futanari! A try.

Pros:

• Unique storyline with deep plot
• Interesting gameplay

Cons:

• Still in very early development